What problem does it solve? Agent-written research code often passes its tests while still being wrong, and reading a diff alone catches only about half of defects. This Skill provides a disciplined review methodology that reads changes against the original request, hunts for high-yield defect classes, and names the exact probe that settles what reading cannot. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Defect-focused diff reading: Checks for deleted numerical guards, invented constants, scope over-reach, convention drift across call sites, tests that mirror the implementation, hallucinated imports, swallowed failures, and reimplemented primitives. - Probe prescription: For issues reading cannot settle, it names the decisive check, such as label-shuffle controls, prime-dimension shape probes, finite-difference gradient checks, or tripwire evaluation arms. - Strict output discipline: Reports only findings that clear a severity bar with a settling check, excludes linter-covered and stylistic issues, and scales review depth to blast radius rather than diff size. - Use Case: After an agent writes a new loss function with tests, use this Skill to review the diff, catch a silently dropped stop_gradient, and get a finite-difference probe recommendation to confirm the gradient. ## Quick Start Review the diff of my current branch against the original request and list any defects with the probe that would settle each one.