add-core-review

To add a custom code review type, provide a new type name such as security or accessibility to generate a SKILL.md file from a reusable template and wire it into the self-review extension. This extends the reviewer framework with consistent project-specific checks across codebases.

Custom review types are project-specific review categories like security, performance, or accessibility that extend the reviewer framework. You need them when built-in review types do not cover domain-focused checks required for your codebase standards.

No, you cannot create a custom review type that conflicts with a built-in type. The creation process validates the new name and ensures it does not duplicate existing built-in review categories before generating the SKILL.md template.

Wiring a new review category into the self-review extension happens automatically when the extension is present. After generating the SKILL.md file from the template, the Skill auto-wires the new type or guides initial setup if the extension is not detected.

The best way to ensure consistency is generating SKILL.md files from a reusable template. This avoids repetitive boilerplate and enforces project standards across all newly defined review categories, enabling consistent checks throughout your codebase.