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Project-anchored review

Repeat decisions on the same initiative benefit from persistent context and review artifacts. Users running premortems, launch reviews, and RFC checks need CONTEXT.md and saved outputs for retrospectives.

A user anchors decision context once, then runs commands that load that context and persist structured reviews under .redteam/reviews/.

Product and engineering leads reviewing PRDs, RFCs, launches, and multi-week initiatives.

  1. User runs /redteam init → writes CONTEXT.md (and .redteam/ scaffold)
  2. User runs /redteam <command> <target> on a later session
  3. context.mjs resolves and loads CONTEXT.md
  4. Output is saved to .redteam/reviews/<slug>-<command>.md

If review artifacts persist with stable filenames, teams will reuse them in retrospectives and pre-commitment gates (review, launch, rfc, record).

Context loads from the project; reviews save to .redteam/reviews/ with predictable naming.

  • Given the user has run /redteam init and CONTEXT.md exists

  • When the user runs /redteam premortem launch

  • Then context is loaded and output is saved to .redteam/reviews/launch-premortem.md

  • Given CONTEXT.md exists at the repo root or in .redteam/

  • When context.mjs runs

  • Then it resolves context in order: root CONTEXT.md.redteam/.agents/context/docs/$REDTEAM_CONTEXT_DIR

  • Given a completed review command

  • When the user opens .redteam/reviews/

  • Then artifacts are markdown files useful at retrospectives (assumptions, verdict, follow-ups)

  • .redteam/config.json holds shared settings; config.local.json is gitignored
  • Facilitation commands (groupthink, ideate, converge) save session notes to .redteam/sessions/<date>-<slug>.md
  • Decision records may mirror ADRs in engineering/adrs/ but .redteam/reviews/ is the red-team source of truth
  • .redteam/reviews/ artifacts referenced in retrospectives
  • ai-check and review used before high-stakes decisions (qualitative)
  • Should record always offer to mirror into engineering/adrs/? — maintainers
Section titled “Related requirements, tests, architecture, and ADRs”