chore(config): Use native PR review skills#299
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Run the built-in security-review and code-review skills on pull request triggers instead of the custom review skill. Remove the Warden-specific duplicate skill and stale references now that the native correctness review covers PR bug detection. Co-Authored-By: GPT-5 Codex <noreply@anthropic.com>
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There's currently going to be a probelm as we conflict with global skills |
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Switch Warden's own PR config to run the built-in security-review and code-review skills.
The root config previously mixed the native security review with a remote/local custom review setup. The native code-review skill now covers correctness bug detection, so this removes the duplicate Warden-specific bug skill and stale references.
Validated with config loading and the config/skill loader test slice.