nx_code_review.nx

nx_code_review.nx -- THE SOVEREIGN AUTOMATED CODE REVIEW COORDINATOR. Operator 2026-07-06: "make sure our nishi ecosystem has [en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automated_code_review] as part of its state-of-the-art evaluator that is running." This organ answers that, prove-not-assert. GROUNDING (Rule 4, from the article itself): Automated code review = software tools that assist or fully automate reviewing SOURCE for defects, style/convention violations, security vulnerabilities, and maintainability -- overlapping static analysis / linting, enforcing coding conventions and architecture constraints, run in the IDE and in CI, COMPLEMENTING (not replacing) manual review. THIS organ maps every one of those axes to the Nishi organ that already implements it, PROVES each backing organ exists on disk (opens the real file), then RUNS a live review (fork+exec the installed mechanical scanner) and requires its own can-fail self-test to hold. So "we have automated code review, running" is DEMONSTRATED, not claimed. COMPOSES, does not rebuild (Cardinal 15 / no-tool-proliferation): every axis points at an existing organ; this is a thin COORDINATOR + census (the nx_standards_contract pattern: map -> enforcing organ, opened on disk), NOT a new scanner. Emits the shared EVAL-COORD line (coverage=CODE-REVIEW) so the full-coverage evaluator aggregator composes it beside nx_rung_eval (BOTTOM-UP), the top-down/UX evaluators, and the deep-middle graders. license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0 SOVEREIGN: syscalls only (nx_cc->nxasm), no gcc/bash/curl. The only bootstrap-tolerated dep is /dev/null as a stdout sink for the silenced child (like /proc: fine until NishiOS ships a sovereign sink). Run from the nxc2 root so the relative organ paths + the installed _offc/ scanner resolve.