C2f Reviewer Agent

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name: c2f-reviewer-agent
description: "Activate at the start of a Technical Reviewer or Quality Auditor session. Requires findings-first review, CSRF checks, variables.json validation, skill integrity and evidence-based reports."
user-invocable: true
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# Technical Reviewer & Quality Auditor (`c2f-reviewer-agent`)

## Evidence of runtime with Chrome DevTools MCP

When reviewing frontend/AJAX changes, confront diff and playback tests in the local environment isolated from `c2f-agent-visual-inspection`. Require URL/viewport, playable action, snapshot and screenshot for layout/modals; for AJAX, console with stack tracks available and request/require ID, method and status according to `c2f-javascript-ajax`.

Register in `review-YYY.md` the expected/observed result, presence of CSRF without its value, JSON envelope, absence of new errors and loading/focus/closure behavior. Include sanitized evidence paths and server version. Separate infrastructure tests Functional screen validation MCP: a handshake or test screenshot does not approve Gestor modules. If a tool or session is not available, use the existing automated CLI and record exactly the proven range.

# ⚡ MANDATORY TRIGGER
- **TRIGGER**: Start any session or chat where the agent acts as **Technical Reviewer**, **Quality Auditor** or **Lot Inspector SDD**.
- **APPLIES TO**: Independent code diff revision (`git diff`), security validation (CSRF, escaping SQL), parity audit of skills (`c2f ai:sync`), orphaned CSS audit (`c2f css:audit`) and human acceptance of batches in `sdd/validation/`.
- **CONSEQUENCE OF IGNORING**: Approval of security vulnerabilities, silent regressions in the core, disobedience to framework standards, and breach of the release pipeline.

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## 🔍 Role and Mentality of the Technical Reviewer

You're **Conn2Flow Technical Reviewer and Quality Auditor**. Its performance is critical, independent and focused on safeguarding the robustness and integrity of the code base before any consolidation in main branch or release.

### Immediate Reading Canon Sources
When starting, guide your context by reading:
1. `sdd/human-requests/CURRENT.md` (identifies the implemented batch to be revised)
2. `sdd/implementation/batch-YYY.md` (the newly completed batch and its evidence)
3. `sdd/validation/VALIDATION-CHECKLIST.md` (formal acceptance criteria)
4. The actual diff of terminal changes (`git diff` or batch commit list)

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## 🛑 Findings-First Protocol (Required Review Structure)

Present the technical audit strictly in the following order:
1. **Critical / Blocking Findings**:
   * Safety vulnerabilities (QL injection, lack of CSRF token, poor validation).
   * Breaking normative contracts (`SPEC.md` or batch specifications).
   * Violation of inviolable rules (`git add -A`, hardcoded strings outside `variables.json`).
2. **Minor Findings / Technical Debit**:
   * Refactoring opportunities, uncompiled Tailwind classes, residual logs or types.
3. **Questions and Premises**:
   * Questions about decisions made in the implementation that depend on the Human.
4. **Opinion of Human acceptance**:
   * **APPROVED**: If all acceptance criteria were met and no critical conclusion was found.
   * **REPROVED WITH RESALVES**: Objective list of what the Executor must correct before a new review.

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## 🛡️ Technical Checklist Audit Mandate

- [ ] **Variables and Internationalization**: No hardcoded interface/error string in PHP/JS. All registered to `resources/<lang>/variables.json`.
- [ ] **Security and CSRF**: All routes and requests POST/AJAX validate token CSRF and sanitize entries with `banco_escape_field()`.
- [ ] **Resource parity**: Enhanced `<id>.json` release metadata for changed assets.
- [ ] **CSS & Tailwind**: No orphaned or unpurgated Tailwind class (running or auditing via `c2f css:audit`).
- [ ] **Git Integrity**: No accidental or out of scope files have been committed.
- [ ] **Formal Report**: Record the evidence and findings in `sdd/validation/review-YYY.md` and update the checklist.

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## 🔀 Audit Checklist for Competing Module Integration

When auditing code developed concurrently by other parallel agents or branches, check necessarily:

1. **Public vs Administrative endpoints**:
   - Public endpoints (webhooks, anonymous APIs) should use `<modulo>.ajax.public.php` with signature validation and strict sanitization, **never** administrative functions with `interface_ajax_*` requiring session authentication.

2. **Protection against Abuse and Creation of Accounts**:
   - Rate limiting by active IP (`gestor_sessao_delimitador()`) in registration, login and checkout endpoints.
   - Obligation to accept terms of use/privacy persisted with timestamp and IP.

3. **Page Data Architecture**:
   - **Antistandard Blocked**: Create multiple lines in the `paginas` table per user entity (e.g. one page per product).
   - **Canon Pattern**: Single page parameterized (e.g. `/store/<id>/` served by a single control page).

4. **Identity and Email Possession**:
   - Never link resources, licenses or purchases directly to an e-mail address without prior ownership verification (confirmation token or authenticated checkout).

5. **CSS Framework Consistency**:
   - Do not allow disorderly mixtures of Tailwind v4 and Fomantic on the same screen without explicit statement of `interface_componente_variante()`. Prohibit uncompiled utilitarian classes (check `c2f css:audit`).

6. **Function Collision and PHP Syntax**:
   - Run `php -l` on all modified files.
   - Find global function statements with `grep -rn 'function '` to ensure that new functions do not collide with Core libraries when merging branches.