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iac-plan-review

One role, one pipeline and two skills for infrastructure change review that refuses to review a plan it did not produce, and treats the plan itself as code execution because on this domain's facts it is.

skillsagentsworkflowsorg-kit

Install

arcturn add sitharaj88/arcturn/kits/iac-plan-review

Staged first, the resolved commit pinned in .arcturn-install.json, then linked into the roots Arcturn scans. Nothing is linked before the pin.

To see the table below derived from the package itself rather than from this entry, run arcturn inspect sitharaj88/arcturn/kits/iac-plan-review — it stages exactly as an install would, links nothing, and prints what it would add.

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Contents
1 role · 1 workflow · 2 skills

Disclosure

What this would add to your machine

Read in the same vocabulary the installer uses: derived lanes, declared tools, stage counts, budgets, and whether any of it is executable code.

Agent roles

1

A role’s lane is derived from the tools it declares — from what it can do, never from what its description claims about itself.

  • terraform-plan-reviewer

    Laneexec

    Toolsreadgrepgloblsbash

exec
Isolated worktree so it can run things; its diff is always discarded.

Workflows

1

A workflow spends money. The budget is the file’s own ceiling, enforced by the engine — the run aborts when the total reaches it.

  • iac-change-review

    Stages5

    Budget$18

Skills

2

  • /plan-explain
  • /drift-report

No executable code disclosed

This entry declares no extensions/. Verify it against the package itself with arcturn inspect — and note that the installer would confirm-gate executable code either way, whatever a listing says.