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Ultra review

Skill keithhegit/ultra-orchestration/skills-vnext/ultra-review

Ultra Orchestration 是一套开源的 AI 工程编排技能体系。它将 OpenSpec 规格主线(Program → Milestone → Change → Slice)与 Ultra-Orchestrator 执行阶段(Intake → Plan → Dispatch → Execute → Review → QA → Deliver → Retro)结合,提升交付稳定性与可审计性。

Install
npx -y skills add keithhegit/ultra-orchestration --skill ultra-review

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Spec and engineering review for Codex Ultra vNext. Use after planning or implementation to check specification fidelity, evidence quality, constraints compliance, regression risk, and whether work should be accepted, rejected back to execution, or escalated back to planning.

SKILL.md

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Ultra Review

Review is the gate between execution and trust.

Review Order

  1. Review against the spec and acceptance checks.
  2. Review for engineering quality, risk, and regressions.
  3. Decide whether the result is:
    • accepted
    • rejected to Execute
    • rerouted to Plan

Review Lenses

Always inspect through these lenses:

  • falsification: what would prove this wrong
  • evidence quality: what concrete evidence supports the claim
  • constraints compliance: what requirements were violated or skipped
  • downside risk: what could break if this lands
  • blind spots: what the worker may have missed

Output

Return:

  • decision
  • findings
  • evidence reviewed
  • missing evidence
  • reroute target if rejected
  • residual risks if accepted

Do not let unsupported conclusions pass into integration.

Read review-lenses for the full checklist.

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.