GENesis-AGI: Command for Claude Code

Run a fresh-context, un-anchored ADVERSARIAL-LOGIC review of the current diff before pushing — the review that catches real bugs, not a lint/secrets/"structural CLEAN" scan. Use it on any substantial change, and ALWAYS before pushing a hook, gate, parser, or security-surface change.

Why this exists: an internal review-loop analysis of recent PRs found that first-round Codex findings were real, pre-existing bugs — the initial pushes had been self-reviewed with the WRONG SHAPE (a pattern/secrets scan), not an adversarial logic audit. This command makes the right-shape pass the easy default. (It reliably kills the first round; it is NOT a cure for the whole loop — fix-churn and hand-rolled parsing drive the tail. See build-session's Common Traps entry on CLI parsing.)

Note: /deep-review is the LOCAL pre-push adversarial pass (Claude-model reviewers). It does NOT replace the independent-model Codex review, which runs on the PR — automatically when the PR opens, and after any later push only when you comment @codex review (an owner-tunable setting that has flipped before — verify at the PR rather than trusting this sentence) — and is required by the merge gate. The two are complementary (Codex catches cross-model blind spots). This command clears the local commit review-depth gate; it does not certify the PR by itself. A build session's work on an item ends when the PR EXISTS — not here. Clearing this gate merely unblocks the commit that this command's own later steps make, and the push and gh pr create after it: stopping at the gate would end the session before the durable handoff exists, leaving finished work in a local worktree that no closing session can see (Codex P2, PR #1638). From the open PR onward — the Codex round, the findings, the merge — the item belongs to a closing session (.claude/skills/closing-session/), which is why this command does not tell you to wait for a review it never triggers.

1. Stage everything, then scope the FULL branch diff

• ROOT="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)" — the repo root. Use $ROOT/scripts/… for every scripts/… path below: this repo's Bash cwd drifts, so a bare relative scripts/… can resolve against the wrong directory and fail. (git commands find the root on their own.)
• Stage all intended changes first (git add …) and skim git status: git diff never shows UNTRACKED (never-added) files, so a brand-new source/test/hook/config file is invisible to the review until it is staged. Nothing untracked = the diff is complete.
• git diff "$(git merge-base HEAD origin/main)" — everything the branch changes vs the merge-base, INCLUDING staged and unstaged tracked work (git diff <commit> compares the working tree). Add --stat for the file list. Do NOT use ..HEAD alone (misses uncommitted work) or plain git diff alone (misses STAGED work).