Stress-tests a mathematical or physical proof by spawning three independent adversarial reviewer subagents in parallel, each seeing only the proof with no surrounding context. Merges their feedback, presents it to the user for approval issue by issue, then implements the approved fixes. Use when asked to review a proof adversarially, find holes in a proof, stress-test a derivation, get adversarial feedback on a mathematical argument, or when another skill (e.g. latex-proof-explorer) needs to run the review phase on a completed proof. Triggers on phrases like "review this proof", "find holes in this", "adversarial review", "stress-test this derivation", "what's wrong with this proof", or "can you critique this".
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Stress-tests a mathematical or physical proof by spawning three independent adversarial reviewer subagents in parallel, each seeing only the proof with no surrounding context. Merges their feedback, presents it to the user for approval issue by issue, then implements the approved fixes. Use when asked to review a proof adversarially, find holes in a proof, stress-test a derivation, get adversarial feedback on a mathematical argument, or when another skill (e.g. latex-proof-explorer) needs to run the review phase on a completed proof. Triggers on phrases like "review this proof", "find holes in this", "adversarial review", "stress-test this derivation", "what's wrong with this proof", or "can you critique this".
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Stress-tests a mathematical or physical proof by spawning three independent adversarial reviewer subagents in parallel, each seeing only the proof with no surrounding context. Merges their feedback, presents it to the user for approval issue by issue, then implements the approved fixes. Use when asked to review a proof adversarially, find holes in a proof, stress-test a derivation, get adversarial feedback on a mathematical argument, or when another skill (e.g. latex-proof-explorer) needs to run the review phase on a completed proof. Triggers on phrases like "review this proof", "find holes in this", "adversarial review", "stress-test this derivation", "what's wrong with this proof", or "can you critique this".
About this listing
Category
General
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.