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Select Elephant-Goldfish and describe the task, or name one of these skills. Give it the repository, document, or change you want examined.

Explore an idea

The workflow tests the alternatives against the constraints. It does not start implementation simply because an option looks promising.

Draft requirements

The result stays within the supplied evidence. A PRD request ends with the document unless you also ask for implementation.

Check a design

Fresh comprehension, critic, and readiness passes inspect the same design version. They do not receive each other’s conclusions. Unresolved material decisions keep implementation from starting.

Diagnose a bug

If you request a fix, the workflow first establishes the failure, applies the repair, checks the same reproduction, and reviews the resulting change.

Review a change

The workflow distinguishes staged, unstaged, untracked, and committed changes. For a branch or PR, it resolves the actual comparison base. It does not assume that the base is main.

Revisions and stopping

The Elephant verifies each finding. If repairs are authorized, it freezes the revised artifact and sends that version to a new reviewer. Earlier findings stay in a separate ledger so they can be checked without steering the new review. The default limit is an initial review plus at most two repair or revision rounds. A tighter repository or user limit takes precedence. Remaining findings are reported when the limit is reached. Missing evidence, failed tools, and checks that did not run are never reported as passes. Return to the quickstart.
Last modified on September 28, 2026