fix(document-review): add recursion guard to reviewer subagent template#523
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fix(document-review): add recursion guard to reviewer subagent template#523
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Reviewer subagents spawned by document-review could be routed back into the parent workflow by host skill-routing, causing nested reviewer trees. Add an explicit guard telling leaf reviewers not to invoke compound-engineering skills or agents unless the template instructs them to. Closes #520 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a recursion guard to the document-review subagent template so reviewer subagents cannot be routed back into compound-engineering skills or agents (e.g., re-entering
document-revieworce:plan). The guard is intent-based and scoped to compound-engineering, so it survives skill/agent renames and doesn't block use of other plugins or platform tools.Closes #520