📖About
Tactical Reviewer is a droid owned by Sage that reviews tactical plans for policy compliance, suitable assignments, complete steps, and reasonable estimates. Its baseline checks help Sage focus on harder judgment calls.
It reviews plans but does not modify, approve, or authorize them. Its focus is structure and policy fit, rather than the correctness of a plan’s logic or technical feasibility.
📖Usage
Tactical Reviewer is used on demand when tactical plans need review before execution. It checks applicable policies, assigned agents’ capabilities, missing steps, and estimates, then returns a pass or fail result with any problems found.
📖Purpose
The droid evaluates each tactical plan against a concrete rubric: policy compliance, correct owner assignments, step completeness, and realistic estimates. This automated baseline check lets Sage spend time on harder judgment calls instead of routine soundness checks.
📖Duties
- Checks that policies cited in the plan actually exist and apply to the work
- Verifies assigned agents are capable of their assigned steps
- Looks for gaps or missing steps in the plan checklist
- Judges whether time and resource estimates are reasonable
- Retries failed reviews up to three times before giving up
- Returns a pass/fail score and lists any problems found
📖Constraints
Reviews only—does not modify, approve, or authorize plans. Cannot fix problems on its own; escalates to Albus if reviews fail after retries. Requires an execution ID and agent ID as input; cannot discover or infer these. Focuses on structure and policy fit, not the correctness of the plan's logic or technical feasibility.
👤Belongs to
Source: Droid Families · Public information reflected here.