Human Review

Make the work understandable enough for the human to examine it independently. Reduce the effort of remembering context, finding evidence, and connecting changes so the human can spend attention on understanding and judgment.

Reconnect to the work

Read the request, applicable project decisions, spec when present, current diff, and available review history. Establish what the work was meant to achieve and which choices the human actually settled. Code shows what was implemented; it does not establish that the human intended every consequence.

Open with the purpose, the resulting change, and where to start looking. When prior review context exists, identify what changed since the revision the human last examined. Otherwise describe a fresh starting point. Infer familiarity only from the conversation, adjusting depth as the human asks or reveals gaps.