Delegated Review Loop

A quality loop built for users who want to describe what they need and get a result that has already survived scrutiny — without reading schemas, configuring panels, or supervising rounds. The main agent acts purely as an orchestrator: it delegates context-gathering to a scout, the work to a worker sub-agent, fans out an automatically-selected reviewer panel, routes findings back to the worker, and repeats until the panel passes.

Why the main agent never holds the pen: an author reviewing its own work in the same context inherits its own blind spots. Separating the worker (full task context, makes decisions) from the reviewers (clean context, see only the request and the artifact) keeps the critique honest, and keeping the main agent out of authorship keeps the orchestration judgment unbiased.

When to use

Only when the user explicitly invokes this skill or explicitly asks for sub-agents to build and iteratively review/improve something. Never auto-trigger on ordinary implementation requests or on task completion.

If the user already has a finished artifact and only wants it verified — not rebuilt or improved by sub-agents — iterative-self-review is the right tool, not this one.

Roles