Guides
Six sessions wrote it. You sign it.
A mission leaves behind real commits from six parallel Claude Code sessions. This is the review pass: scan the git graph for the shape, read the diffs that matter, and push only what you have seen.
Start with the shape
Open the source control panel and read the git graph before any diff. Branches, merges, and every commit the fleet produced are laid out as a graph, not a flat list, so you can see how six parallel sessions came together and which commits belong to which task in the mission DAG.
Read the diffs that matter
Open a diff for anything the fleet touched and read it file by file. Start where the risk lives: code on a hot path, code that touches data, any filename you did not expect to see. Nothing becomes yours until you have seen it.
You are the second gate, not the first
The Conductor verifies work before a task counts as done, so by the time you sit down, claimed work has already been re-checked once. Your pass is about judgment: not whether it runs, but whether this is how you want it built.
Stage, commit, push
Stage what you accept and commit from the same panel. Nothing leaves your machine until you push, which makes this review a real gate rather than a formality.
Triage
Broad strokes first, then one file's story.
The panel gives you the graph and every diff with a click. If you think in shell commands instead, the same triage works in Loom's terminal: a stat summary to find the hot spots, then a full diff on the file that matters most.
# where did the work land
$ git diff --stat main..
# now read one file in full
$ git diff main.. -- src/billing/invoice.tsWhat to look for
A reviewer's checklist.
Scope
Each commit should map to a task in the mission. Work that wandered outside its task is the first thing to question, and the graph makes the wandering visible.
Tests
Changed behavior should arrive with changed tests. A diff that rewrites logic but leaves the test files untouched has earned a closer read.
The morning after
This guide pairs naturally with overnight runs: brief the fleet at night, review with coffee, push before standup.
Hand it the work.
Walk away.
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