address-review

Triage is a sorting pass: every finding lands on a disposition before any finding is actioned.

1. Get the review

A review is a set of findings — from a human or another agent — arriving as a file, a PR (or a PR comment), or session context. Take it from the first source that has one: what the user pointed you at; a review already in this session; the open PR for the current branch; otherwise ask the user.

Collect every finding into a list. Done when every finding from the source is on it.

2. Triage every finding

Judge each finding on its face — from what it claims and what you already know.

Present each finding as a one-line summary and offer its applicable dispositions as options (AskUserQuestion — one finding per question, batched up to four per call). Choose which dispositions fit and put your recommended one first.

• fix — valid, and should be fixed. Name the fix if the review suggests one or it's obvious to you; if several fixes are plausible, ask a follow-up to choose.
• won't fix — invalid, or you won't action it.
• explain (interim) — the user wants to understand it; you'll read the code and explain.
• investigate (interim) — you'll read the code to confirm whether it holds.
• defer — valid, but actioned as separate work (another task or issue).