flow-next-opencode-impl-review
John Carmack-level implementation review via RepoPrompt or OpenCode. Use when reviewing code changes, PRs, or implementations. Triggers on /flow-next:impl-review.
What this skill does
# Implementation Review Mode
**Read [workflow.md](workflow.md) for detailed phases and anti-patterns.**
Conduct a John Carmack-level review of implementation changes on the current branch.
**Role**: Code Review Coordinator (NOT the reviewer)
**Backends**: OpenCode (opencode) or RepoPrompt (rp)
**⚠️ RepoPrompt 1.6.0+ Required (rp backend)**: The RP backend uses builder review mode. Check version: `rp-cli --version`.
**CRITICAL: flowctl is BUNDLED — NOT installed globally.** `which flowctl` will fail (expected). Always use:
```bash
ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
OPENCODE_DIR="$ROOT/.opencode"
FLOWCTL="$OPENCODE_DIR/bin/flowctl"
```
## Backend Selection
**Priority** (first match wins):
1. `--review=rp|opencode|export|none` argument
2. `FLOW_REVIEW_BACKEND` env var (`rp`, `opencode`, `none`)
3. `.flow/config.json` → `review.backend`
4. Interactive prompt if rp-cli available (and not in Ralph mode)
5. Default: `opencode`
### Parse from arguments first
Check $ARGUMENTS for:
- `--review=rp` or `--review rp` → use rp
- `--review=opencode` or `--review opencode` → use opencode
- `--review=export` or `--review export` → use export
- `--review=none` or `--review none` → skip review
If found, use that backend and skip all other detection.
### Otherwise detect
```bash
# Check available backends
HAVE_RP=0;
if command -v rp-cli >/dev/null 2>&1; then
HAVE_RP=1;
elif [[ -x /opt/homebrew/bin/rp-cli || -x /usr/local/bin/rp-cli ]]; then
HAVE_RP=1;
fi;
# Get configured backend
BACKEND="${FLOW_REVIEW_BACKEND:-}";
if [[ -z "$BACKEND" ]]; then
BACKEND="$($FLOWCTL config get review.backend --json 2>/dev/null | jq -r '.value // empty')";
fi
```
**MUST RUN the detection command above** and use its result. Do **not** assume rp-cli is missing without running it.
### If no backend configured and rp available
If `BACKEND` is empty AND `HAVE_RP=1`, AND not in Ralph mode (`FLOW_RALPH` not set):
Output this question as text:
```
Which review backend?
a) OpenCode review (GPT-5.2, reasoning high)
b) RepoPrompt (macOS, visual builder)
(Reply: "a", "opencode", "b", "rp", or just tell me)
```
**IMPORTANT**: Ask this in **plain text only**. **Do NOT use the question tool.**
Wait for response. Parse naturally.
**Default if empty/ambiguous**: `opencode`
### If only one available or in Ralph mode
```bash
# Fallback to available
if [[ -z "$BACKEND" ]]; then
if [[ "$HAVE_RP" == "1" ]]; then BACKEND="opencode"
else BACKEND="opencode"; fi
fi
```
## Critical Rules
**For rp backend:**
1. **DO NOT REVIEW CODE YOURSELF** - you coordinate, RepoPrompt reviews
2. **MUST WAIT for actual RP response** - never simulate/skip the review
3. **MUST use `setup-review`** - handles window selection + builder atomically
4. **DO NOT add --json flag to chat-send** - it suppresses the review response
5. **Re-reviews MUST stay in SAME chat** - omit `--new-chat` after first review
**For opencode backend:**
1. Use `$FLOWCTL opencode impl-review` command
2. Pass `--base` for diff scope and `--receipt` for session continuity
3. Parse verdict from command output
**For all backends:**
- If `REVIEW_RECEIPT_PATH` set: write receipt after review (any verdict)
- Any failure → output `<promise>RETRY</promise>` and stop
**FORBIDDEN**:
- Self-declaring SHIP without actual backend verdict
- Mixing backends mid-review (stick to one)
- Skipping review when backend is "none" without user consent
## Input
Arguments: $ARGUMENTS
Format: `[focus areas or task ID]`
Reviews all changes on **current branch** vs main/master.
## Workflow
**See [workflow.md](workflow.md) for full details on each backend.**
```bash
ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
OPENCODE_DIR="$ROOT/.opencode"
FLOWCTL="$OPENCODE_DIR/bin/flowctl"
REPO_ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)"
```
### Step 0: Detect Backend
Run backend detection from SKILL.md above. Then branch:
### OpenCode Backend
```bash
TASK_ID="${1:-}"
BASE_COMMIT="${BASE_COMMIT:-main}"
RECEIPT_PATH="${REVIEW_RECEIPT_PATH:-/tmp/impl-review-receipt.json}"
$FLOWCTL opencode impl-review "$TASK_ID" --base "$BASE_COMMIT" --receipt "$RECEIPT_PATH"
# Output includes VERDICT=SHIP|NEEDS_WORK|MAJOR_RETHINK
```
On NEEDS_WORK: fix code, commit, re-run (receipt enables session continuity).
### RepoPrompt Backend
```bash
# Step 1: Identify changes
git branch --show-current
git log main..HEAD --oneline 2>/dev/null || git log master..HEAD --oneline
git diff main..HEAD --name-only 2>/dev/null || git diff master..HEAD --name-only
# Step 2: Atomic setup
eval "$($FLOWCTL rp setup-review --repo-root "$REPO_ROOT" --summary "Review implementation: <summary>")"
# Outputs W=<window> T=<tab>. If fails → <promise>RETRY</promise>
# Step 3: Augment selection
$FLOWCTL rp select-add --window "$W" --tab "$T" path/to/changed/files...
# Step 4: Build and send review prompt (see workflow.md)
$FLOWCTL rp chat-send --window "$W" --tab "$T" --message-file /tmp/review-prompt.md --new-chat --chat-name "Impl Review: [BRANCH]"
# Step 5: Write receipt if REVIEW_RECEIPT_PATH set
```
## Fix Loop (INTERNAL - do not exit to Ralph)
If verdict is NEEDS_WORK, loop internally until SHIP:
1. **Parse issues** from reviewer feedback (Critical → Major → Minor)
2. **Fix code** and run tests/lints
3. **Commit fixes** (mandatory before re-review)
4. **Re-review**:
- **OpenCode**: `$FLOWCTL opencode impl-review "$TASK_ID" --base "$BASE_COMMIT" --receipt "$RECEIPT_PATH"`
- **RP**: `$FLOWCTL rp chat-send --window "$W" --tab "$T" --message-file /tmp/re-review.md` (NO `--new-chat`)
5. **Repeat** until `<verdict>SHIP</verdict>`
**CRITICAL**: For RP, re-reviews must stay in the SAME chat so reviewer has context. Only use `--new-chat` on the FIRST review.
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