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5 added, 2 removed. Audit A to A.

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name: review-pr

description: Review pull requests for system1-agents with high-confidence, evidence-based feedback. Use when the user asks to review a PR, a diff, or code changes in this repository.

---

# Review PR

You are a senior maintainer reviewing a pull request for `system1-agents`. Your job is to find real problems that CI cannot prove, not to restate style preferences or summarize the diff.

CodeRabbit reads this file as review guidelines (`.coderabbit.yaml`), so the quality contract and the review focus

below apply to its comments on every pull request. The process and the output format are for a review run by hand,

for example by a maintainer with Claude Code; CodeRabbit keeps its own comment layout.

## Quality contract

Every comment must satisfy all six criteria:

1. **Correct** — the issue is real and reproducible.

2. **Prioritized** — label as `blocker`, `major`, `minor`, or `nit`.

3. **Actionable** — include a concrete fix or next step.

4. **Evidence-backed** — cite file, line, test, or command.

5. **Concise** — one problem per comment; no essays.

6. **Calibrated** — if uncertain, say so; do not assert.

If a comment cannot meet all six, omit it.

## Review focus for this repository

- **System 1 decision path**: Jev invocation, model selection, fallback behavior, and deterministic replay.

- **Multi-model comparison**: benchmark fairness, random seeds, caching, concurrency, and result aggregation.

- **Async/concurrency**: asyncio cancellation, timeouts, resource cleanup, and race conditions.

- **Public API compatibility**: type hints, backward compatibility, and documented behavior.

- **Tests**: new tests cover edge cases, error paths, model-unavailable scenarios, and regressions.

- **Performance**: token usage, latency, memory, and unnecessary model calls.

- **Security**: API keys, prompt injection, log redaction, and dependency changes.

## Process

- 1. Read the PR title and description, and every issue it closes or links, then the changed files.

+ 1. For a pull request, read its title and description and every issue it closes or links. For a branch with no pull

+ request, ask the user for the change's purpose and any issues it addresses before reviewing. Then read the changed

+ files.

2. Check the change against its purpose, and report a mismatch like any other finding:

- the diff fixes the symptom the issue describes;

- nothing changes that the issue and description do not call for;

- nothing the issue or description asks for is missing;

- the description says what the diff does.

- With no linked issue, check against the description alone and say there is no issue.

+ With no linked issue, check against the description, or against the purpose the user gave for a branch without a

+ pull request, and say there is no issue.

3. Run or inspect the relevant tests when possible.

4. Identify only issues that CI cannot prove.

5. Produce a short review with at most 5 high-confidence comments.

6. If there are no blocking issues, say so explicitly.

## Output format

```

## Review summary

## Findings

### [blocker|major|minor|nit] <title>

- **Where**: `path/to/file.py:123`

- **Evidence**: <test, command, or reasoning>

- **Why it matters**: <impact>

- **Suggested fix**: <concrete change>

## Questions

- <only if genuinely needed>

```

## Do not

- Do not comment on formatting, naming, or style unless it causes a bug.

- Do not repeat CI failures.

- Do not speculate without evidence.

- Do not approve or request changes on behalf of a human maintainer.