feat: add review-definition as soft gate in create-expert build loop#784
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feat: add review-definition as soft gate in create-expert build loop#784
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Separate concerns: write-definition focuses on TOML structure, review-definition checks plan alignment (domain constraints, library names, instruction quality). Changes: - Add @create-expert/review-definition (soft review gate) - Build loop: write → review → test → verify (two gates: soft + hard) - Design Principle 2: "Binary Checks" → "Soft Review + Hard Verification" - write-definition: remove instruction quality checklists (now reviewer's job) - plan: preserve user-specified library names in Domain Knowledge Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@create-expert/review-definitionexpert: soft review gate that checks perstack.toml against plan.md for domain alignment and instruction qualityTest plan
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