No test at the command level covers implement step handing its reviewer route into the routing load: changing loop.LoadTiering(roots, review) to loop.LoadTiering(roots, nil) in internal/surface/cli/build.go leaves every CLI test green, though with oracle.review: rp and a reachable URL every ruthless and security review would then record a tier and its brief ask for one while the rp route takes the review. The logic is covered at step level through Drive; only this one-line hand-off at the front door is not.

No test at the command level covers implement step handing its reviewer route into the routing load: changing loop.LoadTiering(roots, review) to loop.LoadTiering(roots, nil) in internal/surface/cli/build.go leaves every CLI test green, though with oracle.review: rp and a reachable URL every ruthless and security review would then record a tier and its brief ask for one while the rp route takes the review. The logic is covered at step level through Drive; only this one-line hand-off at the front door is not.

Grounds

• pursued: the test passes with loop.LoadTiering(roots, review) in build.go and fails with loop.LoadTiering(roots, nil), recording Tier:economy and no note for the ruthless reviewer; a pass under the nil substitution would show it wrong