crucible-energy/spec-kitty/spk-run-implement-review

spk-run-implement-review

Use this skill when a mission is in implementation/review lanes or the user wants the agent to coordinate implementers and reviewers.

Flow

1. Use spk-run-next to identify the active WP and lane.
2. Dispatch implementation only from runtime-provided prompt context.
3. Review each WP independently with spk-run-review-wp.
4. On rejection, feed structured reviewer feedback back into the next

implementation attempt.

1. Continue until runtime returns terminal or a blocker.

Sub-Agent Long-Gate Contract

move-task --to for_review runs the pre-review regression gate synchronously as part of the transition (#2570/#2493/#2555): it derives the affected test scope for the Mission's changed files and runs it at head before the command returns. That scoped run is a real subprocess and can take from seconds to a few minutes depending on scope size.

• A dispatched implement/review sub-agent MUST **poll the gate invocation to

completion** — treat the move-task --to for_review command as still in flight until it exits, not as a fire-and-forget hand-back. Do not assume control returns immediately, and do not kill or retry the command while it is still running.

• To skip the gate for a single invocation, pass --skip-pre-review-gate.

To disable it process-wide, set SPEC_KITTY_SYNC_DISABLE or SPEC_KITTY_SYNC_MINIMAL_IMPORT (the gate reuses the sync layer's existing disable toggles rather than adding a third env var). Either opt-out skips the gate before it resolves a workspace or spawns the subprocess.

• Absent an opt-out, the gate always enforces by default. An orchestrator

observing a sub-agent that appears to hang on a for_review transition should first check whether the gate's scoped test subprocess is still running before treating the sub-agent as stuck.

Legacy Alias

For detailed orchestration mechanics, use spec-kitty-implement-review when available.