final-review
Final quality review producing a human-readable report
What this skill does
# Final Review
Produce a final human-readable review report after all fixes have been applied. This report is for a human reviewer — concise, clear, and focused on whether the story is ready for merge.
## Input
`$ARGUMENTS` is the path to a story file.
## Steps
### 1. Read Context
Derive `story-slug` from the story filename. Read:
- The story file at `$ARGUMENTS` — for acceptance criteria
- `docs/reviews/{story-slug}/02-review.md` — previous review findings
- `docs/reviews/{story-slug}/03-fix.md` — what was fixed (if it exists)
### 2. Learn the Project
Discover the project's test commands by exploring project configuration files. Look at existing source files to understand the code style and conventions.
### 3. Verify Previous Findings Resolved
For each Critical and Warning finding from the previous review, check the specific file and line referenced. Confirm the fix was applied correctly.
### 4. Fresh Review
Run `git diff --name-only HEAD` and `git status --short` to find all changed files. Read every changed file.
Do a holistic review focused on:
- Do all the pieces fit together cohesively?
- Were any new issues introduced by the fixes?
- Is every acceptance criterion covered by a passing test?
- Would a human reviewer find anything surprising or concerning?
### 5. Run Tests
Run the project's test command. Confirm all tests pass.
### 6. Write Final Report
Write to `docs/reviews/{story-slug}/04-final-review.md`:
```markdown
# Final Review
**Story:** {story file path}
**Date:** {ISO date}
**Verdict:** {READY FOR MERGE | NEEDS ATTENTION}
## What Was Built
{2-3 sentence summary suitable for a PR description}
## Acceptance Criteria
| Criterion | Status | Test |
| ---------------- | --------- | ---------------- |
| {criterion text} | PASS/FAIL | {test reference} |
## Previous Review
- **Critical findings:** {N} found, {N} resolved
- **Warnings:** {N} found, {N} resolved
## Remaining Concerns
{List any issues that still need attention, or "None"}
## Files Changed
- `path/to/file` — {one-line description}
## Test Results
{Summary: N tests passed, 0 failed}
```
### 7. Output Verdict
After writing the report, output:
- The verdict (READY FOR MERGE or NEEDS ATTENTION)
- The report file path
- A one-line summary
## Rules
- The report is for humans — be concise, not exhaustive.
- If any acceptance criterion lacks a test, mark it FAIL.
- If any Critical finding from the previous review was not resolved, verdict is NEEDS ATTENTION.
- Be honest about the verdict — READY FOR MERGE means you'd be comfortable merging this.
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