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--- name: copper-pilot-review description: Review a schematic or PCB with CopperPilot. Use when the user asks to review a board, check ERC/DRC, inspect a net or reference, or get electronics feedback. allowed-tools: Read mcp__plugin_copper-pilot_copper-pilot__status mcp__plugin_copper-pilot_copper-pilot__ask mcp__plugin_copper-pilot_copper-pilot__plan mcp__plugin_copper-pilot_copper-pilot__run mcp__plugin_copper-pilot_copper-pilot__resume mcp__plugin_copper-pilot_copper-pilot__threads_list mcp__plugin_copper-pilot_copper-pilot__validate context: fork agent: copper-pilot background: false --- # CopperPilot review Delegate this request to CopperPilot. Do not invent electrical findings from KiCad source text. Request: $ARGUMENTS If `$ARGUMENTS` is empty, use the user's latest message. Steps: 1. Call `status` if login or schematic/PCB paths are unknown. 2. Prefer `ask` unless the user asked for a schematic or PCB change. Use `plan` for a plan and `run` only when they asked to apply a change. 3. Do not Edit or Write KiCad files. 4. If a tool returns `login_required`, tell the user to run `copper-pilot auth login`. 5. For readiness or sign-off questions, call `validate` (read-only, stage-gated). Report its `verdict` and the `next_actions` list; fix them with `run`, citing each finding ID, then call `validate` again. 6. Summarize the specialist memo and quote `thread_id` so the parent can `resume`.