Assigned Review Chain

Use this skill only when the node task names one assigned Reviewer.

The only Coder terminal status enum is done|blocked|needs_rework.

Submit

After implementation and verification, run exactly once per bounded review hop:

bash
command ask --chain --artifact-reply <assigned-reviewer> <<'EOF'
Node: <node id>
Workgroup: <workgroup id>
Visible workspace identity: <controller-assigned workspace identity>
Canonical node work packet ref: <ref>
Allowed paths:
- <project-relative path>
Acceptance refs:
- <ref>
Verification refs:
- <ref>
Verification results:
- <command and result>
Changed paths:
- <path>
Blockers:
- <none or exact blocker>
Review the current node against the supplied work packet and acceptance refs.
Your first non-empty reply line must be exactly one of:
- status: pass
- status: rework_required
- status: blocked
- status: non_converged
Do not put a preamble or code fence before that machine line.
EOF

Replace <assigned-reviewer> with the literal Reviewer name supplied in the node task. It is not an environment variable and must not be inferred. The machine-line requirement is part of every Reviewer request; do not rely on the Reviewer's remembered role instructions alone.

Then stop. Do not poll, watch, ping, wait, or set a timeout.

Continuation

• status: pass: return Coder terminal done immediately.
• status: rework_required: apply only the requested bounded repair, rerun

verification, ask the same Reviewer with --chain again, then stop.

• status: blocked: return Coder terminal blocked.
• status: non_converged: return Coder terminal needs_rework.
• status: rework_required remains bounded intermediate evidence only.

Boundaries

• The same assigned Reviewer is the only allowed target for every bounded review hop.
• Do not use plain ask, --silence, multiple targets, another role, or another

CCB command.

• Do not claim done before Reviewer pass.
• Do not create commits, integrate, promote, write task/runtime authority, or

release agents.