code-review

Review code for quality, security, and maintainability with prioritized feedback.

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Install skill "code-review" with this command: npx skills add htlin222/dotfiles/htlin222-dotfiles-code-review

Code Review

Review code for quality, security, and maintainability with prioritized feedback.

When to Use

  • After writing or modifying code

  • User asks "review this code" or "check my changes"

  • Before committing significant changes

  • When code quality concerns arise

Review Process

  • Run git diff to see recent changes

  • Read modified files to understand context

  • Analyze against checklist below

  • Provide prioritized feedback

Review Checklist

Critical (Must Fix)

  • Security vulnerabilities (exposed secrets, injection risks)

  • Logic errors that cause incorrect behavior

  • Missing error handling for critical paths

  • Race conditions or data corruption risks

Warnings (Should Fix)

  • Code duplication that harms maintainability

  • Missing input validation

  • Poor error messages

  • Performance issues in hot paths

  • Missing or inadequate tests

Suggestions (Consider)

  • Naming improvements for clarity

  • Simplification opportunities

  • Better abstractions

  • Documentation gaps

Output Format

Code Review Summary

Files Reviewed: [list files] Overall Assessment: [Good/Needs Work/Critical Issues]

Critical Issues

  • [file:line] Issue description → Fix suggestion

Warnings

  • [file:line] Issue description → Recommendation

Suggestions

  • [file:line] Improvement opportunity

Examples

Input: "Review my changes" Action: Run git diff, analyze changes, provide structured feedback

Input: "Check this function for issues" Action: Read the function, check for bugs/security/quality, report findings

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