review-pr: harden Pre-Verdict Audit against comment-quality halo effect - #71
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Require the audit to enumerate each added/changed comment individually with its file:line, and forbid treating a comment's writing quality, technical accuracy, or the importance of the issue it describes as a mitigating factor for a guideline violation. Also covers repositories with no written commenting guidelines by falling back to the existing commenting distribution of the codebase. Co-Authored-By: Warp Agent <agent@warp.dev>
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Overview
Documentation-only change to a single section of
.agents/skills/review-pr/SKILL.md: the## Pre-Verdict AuditComments bullet.Why
A reviewer using this skill let a comment's writing quality and technical accuracy ("well-written, explains a genuinely hard bug") stand in for actually checking it against the target repo's commenting guidelines, and missed confirmed rule violations as a result.
What changed
The Comments bullet now:
file:line, so none are skimmed past as part of a holistic impression.No specific rule names or categories are introduced, so the skill stays generic across repositories with or without written commenting guidelines. Nothing else in the file is touched — schema, severity labels, safety rules, evidence rules, suggestion-block constraints, and the diff-line-annotation contract are unchanged.