Stage Code Review Findings
Stage evidence-backed review findings in chat until the user selects exactly what may become an external draft.
Use when: Hold evidence-backed code-review findings in chat until the user selects what may become an external draft. Use for local, draft, or pre-publication review.
Install only this skill
Section titled “Install only this skill”arcantry skills link stage-code-review-findings --scope userThis links only stage-code-review-findings to the standard user location, ~/.agents/skills. Use --scope repo for one repository, or add --compat claude when that optional alias is needed.
History
Section titled “History”- 2026-08-18 - Coordinate project knowledge and agent workflows with Arcantry: Arcantry provides local-first project configuration, safe repository adoption, a portable catalog of focused agent skills, and one documented workflow for maintaining project intent, release meaning, task intake, verification, and audience-safe content.
- 2026-08-17 - Complete code reviews account for the full requested surface: The staged code review skill now requires repository-wide reviews to account for every material component and contract before claiming complete coverage.
- 2026-08-17 - Unified Arcantry capabilities: Arcantry now combines its OpenSpec lifecycle with reusable skills, a complete Codex plugin, a versioned catalog, and one CLI for safe repository adoption and skill management.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”Review without publishing
Section titled “Review without publishing”Prompt
Use the stage-code-review-findings skill to review my uncommitted changes. Keep every finding in Polish and in chat only.
Expected outcome
Actionable findings with stable IDs, tight line anchors, and no source edits, browser drafts, or provider mutations.
Publish selected findings only
Section titled “Publish selected findings only”Prompt
Accept F1 and F3 from the staged review and prepare them for the named pull request. Leave every other finding unpublished.
Expected outcome
Only the accepted findings advance in concise reviewer-facing English after their anchors are revalidated.