Review Rust Prose — Incan Compiler

Purpose

/review-rust-prose is a narrow report-only reviewer for touched .rs files that contain ///, //!, or prose //.

Own:

• rustdoc paragraph shape
• manually chopped comment wrapping
• touched doc/comment accuracy against current behavior
• public/non-trivial documentation coverage in touched Rust code

Do not own:

• test style
• docs-site markdown
• architectural placement
• final branch-clean judgment

Output artifact

Write a slice report at:

• .agents/state/review-report.rust-prose.md

Do not write to the canonical .agents/state/review-report.md.

Workflow

1. Review only the touched .rs files assigned by the orchestrator. If no slice was assigned, limit yourself to touched .rs files with prose comments.
2. For each file, inspect touched prose blocks directly. Do not infer prose quality from broad code reading.
3. Flag:
   • clause-by-clause or narrow-column manual wrapping
   • fake paragraph breaks
   • stale or misleading rustdoc
   • missing touched public/non-trivial docs that should exist
4. Treat the accepted shape as:
   • natural paragraph prose, then make fmt wrapping
   • or multiple paragraphs separated for a real semantic break
5. Record only Rust prose/documentation findings for this slice.

Slice report shape

Keep slice reports findings-first. Do not enumerate every clean file with a full checklist. Only record:

• actual findings,
• and, optionally, a short ## Reviewed Clean Surfaces section for risky or non-obvious clean calls.

# Review Slice Report

- role: rust-prose
- worker: <agent-id or stable label>
- status: in_progress | clean | blocked

## Scope
- assigned files:
  - src/foo.rs

## Findings

- [ ] warning | rustdoc prose | src/foo.rs:42
  Manually chopped single-paragraph rustdoc.

## Reviewed Clean Surfaces

- src/bar.rs — rust prose reviewed; no findings

Only include ## Reviewed Clean Surfaces when the clean call matters to the orchestrator, such as:

• touched .rs files with prose comments,
• files that are likely to be checked by another reviewer,
• or surfaces involved in disagreement resolution.

If there are no findings, say so explicitly.