Reviews TypeScript correctness, type design, async lifecycles, module boundaries, and runtime alignment.
The adversary is designed to produce a small number of high-confidence, actionable findings grounded in concrete repository evidence. Its review should be deterministic where possible, explicit about impact, and quiet when the available evidence does not justify a finding.
It evaluates changed TypeScript code for type/runtime boundary alignment, strictness, exported API safety, suppression directives, and async lifecycle correctness.
The complete detector or review inventory is maintained in CHECKS.md.
Unsupported model citations receive one bounded citation-only correction using the original prepared evidence. The claim is not regenerated and all returned references are checked again. If correction fails, that candidate is withheld; supported findings remain available, with an explicit incomplete-review warning and no clean/ship opinion. This does not relax evidence requirements.
It owns framework- or language-specific review in this domain. Infrastructure, CI, dependency-manager, and unrelated application concerns remain with specialist adversaries.