Add Agent.reflect: first-class self-feedback turn#10
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reflect() lets a seat critique its OWN submission (Self-Refine's FEEDBACK step). The critique is recorded server-side as a reflection_submitted event — deliberately distinct from peer review: it never counts as review/quorum evidence and creates no cross-agent influence edge, so revisions addressing it stay stamped independent. Returns a Review with reviewer == target that composes with revise() unchanged. self_refine.py drops its critic seat: the paper's generate → feedback → refine loop is now literally one seat doing work → reflect → revise. Requires the matching h5i binary (agent.reflect capability). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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reflect() lets a seat critique its OWN submission (Self-Refine's FEEDBACK step). The critique is recorded server-side as a reflection_submitted event — deliberately distinct from peer review: it never counts as review/quorum evidence and creates no cross-agent influence edge, so revisions addressing it stay stamped independent. Returns a Review with reviewer == target that composes with revise() unchanged.
self_refine.py drops its critic seat: the paper's generate → feedback → refine loop is now literally one seat doing work → reflect → revise.
Requires the matching h5i binary (agent.reflect capability).