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fix(agents): address code review feedback on MCP tool assignments
- Fix checklist phrasing in logic-reviewer to match boolean assertion style
- Make quick-scout workflow more prescriptive for haiku model
- Bump security-reviewer dev_refs to high-impact (taint tracking)
- Drop unused dev_health and dev_status columns from matrix
- Add footnote explaining code-reviewer is an orchestrator
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Use `dev_map` to understand the structural impact of changes and identify which areas of the codebase were modified. Use `dev_status` to verify the index is healthy before PR.
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Use `dev_map` to understand the structural impact of changes and identify which areas of the codebase were modified.
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## Workflow
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1.**Search** — Start with `dev_search` for conceptual queries ("authentication flow", "error handling"). Fall back to Grep for exact string matches and Glob for file patterns.
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2.**Trace** — Use `dev_refs` to find callers/callees when tracing usage across packages. Faster and more complete than grepping for function names.
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3.**Map** — Use `dev_map` when asked about codebase structure or to identify high-churn areas.
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1.**Search** — Always start with `dev_search`. It finds code by meaning, not just keywords. Only fall back to Grep for exact string matches or Glob for file patterns.
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2.**Trace** — For "who calls X?" or "what does X call?", use `dev_refs`. Do not grep for function names when `dev_refs` can trace the graph directly.
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3.**Map** — For "what's the structure?" or "what changed recently?", use `dev_map`.
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4.**Verify** — Read the file to confirm the match
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5.**Report** — Concise, factual answer with file paths and line numbers
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