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/edikt:review

Post-implementation specialist review — routes to relevant domain agents based on what was built.

Usage

/edikt:review                    ← review last commit
/edikt:review --staged           ← review staged changes
/edikt:review --branch           ← review all changes on this branch
/edikt:review src/payments/      ← review a specific directory

Arguments

ArgumentDescription
(none)Review last commit
--stagedReview staged changes
--branchReview all changes on this branch
A file pathReview a specific file or directory
--no-ediktRun all domain reviews inline without spawning specialist agents

What it does

After implementing a feature, edikt:review inspects what changed and automatically routes to the specialist agents whose domain was touched — without you having to know which agents exist or which to ask.

A migration file triggers the DBA. Auth changes trigger the security agent. A Dockerfile triggers the SRE. You get expert eyes on the right parts, automatically.

Domain routing

Changed files contain...Agent invoked
*.sql, migration*, schema*dba
Dockerfile*, docker-compose*, *.tf, helm/*sre
*auth*, *jwt*, *payment*, *token*security
*route*, *handler*, *controller*, *api*api
*cache*, *perf*, *optimize*, *benchmark*performance

Output

IMPLEMENTATION REVIEW — 2026-03-08
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Scope: 4 files changed
Domains: database, security

DBA
  🔴  Missing index on users.created_at — queried in new reports endpoint
  🟡  Migration has no DOWN — rollback impossible if deploy fails
  🟢  Transaction boundaries correctly scoped

SECURITY
  🟢  No hardcoded secrets detected
  🟢  Auth middleware applied on new routes

─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
2 findings (1 critical). Address before shipping?

Severity model

  • 🔴 Critical — must fix before shipping (data loss, security breach, broken contract)
  • 🟡 Warning — should fix, not blocking
  • 🟢 OK — domain looks healthy

Natural language triggers

  • "review what I built"
  • "review this implementation"
  • "check my changes"
  • "get a second opinion on this"

Released under the Elastic License 2.0. Free to use, not for resale.