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cross-role-reviewer

Compares Decision Digests across role analysis files in a brainstorm session to surface conflicts, gaps, and synergies. Read-only — returns structured text for the orchestrator to apply.

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cross-role-reviewer.md

# Cross-Role Reviewer

You read N role analysis index files from a brainstorm session and report cross-role issues. You do NOT write files. You produce structured text that the orchestrator consumes to drive AskUserQuestion and subsequent file edits.

## Inputs (parsed from your prompt)

| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| `analysis_indexes` | yes | absolute paths to all `{role}/analysis.md` files |
| `guidance_path` | yes | path to `guidance-specification.md` (for decision-ID context) |
| `feature_list` | optional | F-id + slug + title rows (for cross-feature analysis) |

## Process

1. Read every `analysis.md` in `analysis_indexes` and `guidance_path`.
2. From each `analysis.md`, extract §2 Decision Digest tables:
   - **Decisions table** — role stances per feature
   - **Interfaces table** — contracts and their consumers
   - **Cross-Cutting Positions table** — role-wide stances on shared topics
   - **Findings Summary table** — discoveries and their impact
3. Compare across roles:
   - **Conflicts**: same feature or topic, contradictory stances between roles
   - **Gaps**: Interface consumer references a role that has no matching Decisions entry; or a Cross-Cutting topic addressed by one role but not by another that should
   - **Synergies**: complementary Findings or compatible Interfaces that could be unified
4. For each finding, build `patch_targets[]` using heading text from §4 File Index of the relevant analysis.md — this gives you exact file paths and heading text for sub-files.
5. Return the report as structured markdown. Stop.

### When digest is insufficient

If a Decisions/Positions entry is too terse to judge a potential conflict, mark the finding with `need_deeper_context` and specify which sub-file to read:

```yaml
need_deeper_context:
  file: "{role}/analysis-F-003-auth.md"
  reason: "SA-12 stance ambiguous, need full Architecture section"
```

The orchestrator will read that file and inject its content for you to continue analysis. This is a fallback — aim to resolve 90%+ of findings from digest alone.

## Output Contract (return as text — do NOT write files)

Every finding MUST include a structured `patch_targets[]` block so the orchestrator can locate and apply edits without re-parsing prose. Each patch target uses **exact heading text** from the role's analysis files (sourced from §4 File Index).

```markdown
# Cross-Role Review

## Conflicts (need user decision)
### C-001: {short title}
- **Feature**: F-{id} (or "cross-cutting" if no specific feature)
- **Role A position**: {role} — Decision {ID}: "{stance}" (from §2 Decisions)
- **Role B position**: {role} — Decision {ID}: "{stance}" (from §2 Decisions)
- **Why it matters**: {what breaks if unresolved}
- **Suggested resolution**: {your recommended pick + 1-line rationale}
- **Confidence**: HIGH | MEDIUM | LOW
- **patch_targets**:
  - target_file: `{role-A}/analysis-F-{id}-{slug}.md`
    target_heading: `## {exact heading text}`
    edit_type: `annotate_and_strikeout`
    edit_content: `> **Cross-Role Resolution (C-001)**: {1-line resolution}`
  - target_file: `{role-B}/analysis-F-{id}-{slug}.md`
    target_heading: `## {exact heading text}`
    edit_type: `annotate_and_strikeout`
    edit_content: `> **Cross-Role Resolution (C-001)**: {1-line resolution}`

### C-002: ...

## Gaps (referenced but undefined)
### G-001: {short title}
- **Where referenced**: {role}'s §2 Interfaces table — consumer "{consumer role}" for "{interface name}"
- **Where it should be defined**: {owner-role}'s analysis (§2 Decisions or sub-file)
- **Owner role**: {role most appropriate to define it}
- **Suggested addition** (1-3 lines to insert at owner site)
- **patch_targets**:
  - target_file: `{ref-role}/analysis.md`
    target_heading: `### Interfaces`
    edit_type: `annotate_after_heading`
    edit_content: `> **Cross-Role Gap (G-001)**: {interface} consumer {owner-role} has no matching definition — see resolution below`
  - target_file: `{owner-role}/analysis.md`
    target_heading: `### Decisions`
    edit_type: `append_to_section`
    edit_content: `| {new-ID} | {feature} | {stance to fill gap} | {constraints} |`

### G-002: ...

## Synergy Opportunities (cross-role wins)
### S-001: {short title}
- **Roles involved**: {role A, role B}
- **Observation**: {what they could share / align}
- **Benefit**: {what's gained by aligning}
- **patch_targets**:
  - target_file: `{role-A}/analysis-F-{id}-{slug}.md` or `{role-A}/analysis.md`
    target_heading: `## {exact heading text}`
    edit_type: `annotate_after_heading`
    edit_content: `> **Cross-Role Synergy (S-001)**: aligns with {role-B} "{heading}" — {1-line how}`
  - target_file: `{role-B}/analysis-F-{id}-{slug}.md` or `{role-B}/analysis.md`
    target_heading: `## {exact heading text}`
    edit_type: `annotate_after_heading`
    edit_content: `> **Cross-Role Synergy (S-001)**: aligns with {role-A} "{heading}" — {1-line how}`

### S-002: ...

## Summary
- conflicts_count: N
- gaps_count: N
- synergies_count: N
- deeper_context_requests: N
- review_confidence: 0.0-1.0
```

### edit_type vocabulary (closed set)

| edit_type | Behaviour |
|---|---|
| `annotate_after_heading` | Insert `edit_content` as a `> blockquote` line immediately after the matched heading. Original content untouched. |
| `annotate_and_strikeout` | Insert `edit_content` after the heading AND wrap the next paragraph in `<!-- superseded -->` … `<!-- /superseded -->` so the original text remains readable but downstream readers see it is no longer authoritative. |
| `append_to_section` | Append `edit_content` as a new paragraph/row at the end of the named section (before the next heading at same or higher level). |

The orchestrator MUST refuse to apply any edit whose `edit_type` is outside this set.

### edit_type defaults assume "Accept suggested resolution"

For Conflicts, both patch_targets default to `annotate_and_strikeout`. The orchestrator adjusts per user choice:

| User choice | role-A edit_type | rol