Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
What This Skill Does
Coordinates multiple review perspectives on code, architecture, or documentation within a single skill. Runs technical and creative angles in parallel (twin review), applies cognitive modes like analyzer, architect, and implementer, and enforces quality gates on staged work. No external APIs are called; all review logic runs through the agent's configured model.
Running the same code through distinct analytical perspectives (conflict detection, structural redesign, implementation path) in one command catches more issues than a single-pass review without requiring separate manual review sessions.
When to use it
- Reviewing an auth handler refactor from both technical and UX angles
- Catching API design inconsistencies before publishing a spec
- Blocking a release stage when test coverage drops too far
- Analyzing architecture docs for structural conflicts before a refactor
- Getting concrete implementation steps alongside trade-off analysis on a feature
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: /ro twin src/handlers/auth.go
- 1Parse the target file path and determine which perspectives to apply (technical, creative)
- 2Run technical perspective review focusing on architecture, patterns, and security
- 3Run creative perspective review focusing on UX and error message clarity
- 4Aggregate findings from both perspectives, tagged by severity
- 5Write results to docs/reviews/ and return a verdict with any required conditions
Multi-perspective review report listing severity-tagged findings from both perspectives, with a verdict of Approved, Approved with conditions, or Blocked