Requesting Red-Team Review

Dispatch a reviewer subagent whose explicit job is to find why your conclusion is wrong — before you believe it or report it. The reviewer gets precisely crafted context for evaluation, never your session's history. This keeps it focused on the work product and your reasoning, not on agreeing with you, and preserves your own context.

Core principle: Try hardest to break a finding when it's most likely to be right. A result that survives a genuine attack is worth reporting; one that hasn't been attacked isn't.

When to Request Review

Mandatory:

• After each analysis step in subagent-driven-analysis (the rigor reviewer plays this role per step)
• After completing the full analysis, before writing it up
• Before claiming any confirmatory finding

Especially valuable:

• When the result is surprising, important, or convenient
• When performance is suspiciously good (possible leakage)
• After resolving an anomaly

How to Request