adversarial-review

Adversarial code review improves software quality by challenging code from multiple perspectives like skepticism, architecture, and minimalism to ensure robustness and security. It applies pre-defined reviewer lenses to evaluate functionality and best practices.

You can automate an adversarial security review by triggering the 'adversarial review' command on your recent diff or plan. The process dynamically selects reviewers based on code size and complexity to assess the changes.

Yes, you can customize the code analysis workflow by defining specific reviewer lenses such as Skeptic, Architect, and Minimalist. These lenses map directly to principles that guide the automated reviewer judgments.

Yes, the adversarial review process supports large and complex codebases through automated reviewer selection. It dynamically adjusts the review strategy based on the specific size and complexity of the code being analyzed.

The best way to challenge code design and architecture is using an adversarial review process that spawns reviews from opposite models. This approach addresses multiple perspectives on design and adherence to best practices.