peer-review

Run /peer-review followed by your review prompt to send it to all available agents in parallel, or prefix with cursor, codex, claude, or gemini to target one agent. The Skill serializes the needed context into the prompt since external CLIs cannot see the current conversation.

codex review --uncommitted is only for reviewing actual uncommitted changes in the current repo's working tree. codex exec handles everything else: spec review, plan review, design feedback, and arbitrary prompts with codebase context.

It supports cursor-agent (Cursor), claude -p (Claude), codex exec and codex review (Codex), and agy -p (Gemini via the Antigravity CLI). Missing tools are skipped and reported; the run fails only if every tool is unavailable.

The binary must be cursor-agent, not cursor. The cursor command launches the GUI/Electron app, ignores flags like --print, and opens a window instead of printing a review. Also cd into the repo root first since cursor-agent has no --workspace flag.

Write the prompt to a temp file first to avoid argv limits. Claude and Codex accept the file via stdin, while Cursor requires passing the file contents with command substitution since it has no stdin mode.

Using a different agent avoids shared blind spots: if Claude wrote the work, review with Cursor or Codex, and vice versa. The Skill also injects an anti-delegation instruction so the reviewer produces its own review instead of recursively invoking other CLIs.