What problem does it solve? Code review often burns human attention on low-value pattern checks (convention drift, ordering bugs, type-safety gaps) instead of design and intent. This Skill automates that lower-value half of review by sweeping the current task diff against a curated bug-class library, so reviewers only see triageable, severity-ranked findings before a PR is packaged. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Bug-class pattern detection: Loads bug-class templates from wos/bug-classes/, matches them to changed files, and produces findings with severity (P0/P1/P2), confidence, effort band, and suggested fixes. - Substrate audit: Runs header-drift, orphan-bullet, and verification-log validation scripts on task-memory files, surfacing counts as informational WARN signals. - Declined-finding suppression: Reads REVIEW_PREFERENCES.md to suppress findings the user previously declined, until the underlying file changes. - Use Case: After implementing a slice and running a design review, invoke the sweep to catch a missed multi-tenant invariant and an ordering bug in the diff, write a REVIEW_SWEEPS/SWEEP_<ts>.md snapshot, then route to PR packaging with reviewer attention points. ## Quick Start Run the repo-consistency-sweep on my current task diff to catch defect-class issues before I package the PR.
