jev-code-review

SUSPICIOUS: the skill’s stated review purpose is coherent, and it avoids silent installation, but it relies on a not-clearly-verifiable `jev-decide` CLI that receives an API key and submits review evidence to OpenRouter/providers. The main issue is dependency trust and credential forwarding, not overtly malicious behavior.

The diff definitely weakens the regression test by replacing its substantive parser-output assertion with `assert True`. The test receipt does not establish that the stated parser goal was achieved; it only establishes that the weakened test passed. This warrants direct review because the change conflicts with the acceptance condition. No executable malicious behavior is present in the supplied JSON.