What problem does it solve? Code review findings often pile up without a controlled process for fixing them, leading to scope creep, unverified patches, or endless patching of a fundamentally flawed design. This Skill runs a disciplined review/fix/verify loop where every fix requires user approval and every iteration is verified. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Controlled fix boundaries: Asks the user upfront which severity levels (Critical, Important, Minor) or file paths may be changed, and never expands scope silently. - Iterative review reruns: Re-invokes the side-effect-free review primitive after each fix round, comparing new findings against previous ones. - Stop and escalation conditions: Detects when repeated blocking findings in the same subsystem signal a design flaw and routes the work to redesign instead of more patching. - Use Case: Before handing off a feature branch for PR review, run the loop to triage findings, apply approved fixes, run tests, and repeat until no Critical or Important issues remain. ## Quick Start Run a rinse loop on my current branch against main, fixing only Critical and Important findings with my approval before each change.