Show HN: Claude Skill – Interns must review (your agent's design choices) (github.com)

A new plugin called "interns-review" has been introduced for coding agents, enabling an adversarial review process for every proposed solution. The process involves a lead agent generating a proposal, which is then critically assessed by 1-3 independent Fable reviewers who have limited context, ensuring unbiased feedback. This structured review mechanism addresses the common issue of agents endorsing their own potentially flawed proposals by requiring multiple perspectives that challenge the lead agent's suggestions. Consequently, the final solution benefits from rigorous scrutiny, with a comprehensive receipt detailing accepted and rejected findings. This development is significant for the AI/ML community as it enhances the reliability and accuracy of coding agents by institutionalizing a method for external validation. By enforcing rules that prevent over-engineering and excessive reliance on single opinions, the plugin helps create more robust and maintainable code. The automatic scaling of reviewer involvement based on the complexity of the proposal further optimizes the review process, making the tool adaptable for various coding scenarios—from simple bug fixes to critical architectural changes. Ultimately, the interns-review system promises to elevate the standard of AI-assisted coding and contribute to safer software development practices.