CCAR-F objective 4.6 · Domain 4 · 20% of the exam
Multi-Instance and Multi-Pass Review
A fresh context reviews better because it is not attached to the code it just wrote. The reviewer sees the diff and the criteria you hand it, not the reasoning that produced the change, so it judges the result on its own terms. That makes a fork the wrong instrument here: it inherits the parent conversation, which is precisely the context an independent review is trying to escape. Two more points are examined. Name the work, the plan it is checked against, and what counts as a finding. And a reviewer asked to find gaps will find some regardless, so scope it to correctness rather than to taste.
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