Adversarial, multi-lens review: prioritized findings, blind-spot probes, and one reusable lesson.
A friendly review finds what's easy to find. meta-review is adversarial — it reviews the work through several hostile lenses at once (correctness, clarity, security, the case you didn't consider) and reports findings ranked by impact, not by the order it noticed them.
It probes for blind spots on purpose, and every pass leaves one reusable lesson — so the same class of mistake gets caught earlier next time.
P1/P2/P3 by real impact — you fix the worst thing first.
Deliberate questions aimed where you weren't looking.
One takeaway to fold into your craft so it won't recur.
Returns prioritized findings, blind-spot probes, and one reusable lesson. It argues with the work so you don't ship the version that only you could love.
Argues, doesn't flatter.
Worst thing first.
Looks where you didn't.
Feeds meta-craft.
The ideas here aren't invented — the skill generalizes established practice into one reusable, task-agnostic move. Below: the prior art it builds on, and the in-repo contract it actually runs on.