feat: add graph engineering review stack - #9
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Include the graph stack in the scaffold recipes
For existing projects using the README’s advertised just add-claude path, templates/justfile still generates only the pre-existing commands and agents, so this command and review-graph-orchestrator.md are never installed; similarly, just add-planning does not install the new graph workflow template. Add these artifacts to the corresponding scaffold recipes so users receive the feature rather than only repository clones having it.
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Include working-tree changes in the review input
When /review-graph is run before all current work has been committed, this is a commit-to-commit diff and silently excludes staged and unstaged changes, while git status provides only filenames/statuses. The official git diff documentation distinguishes the <commit>...<commit> form from the form that compares a commit with the working tree; gather the index and working-tree diffs as well so the final verdict cannot approve changes that none of the review lenses inspected.
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