Adversarial Reviewer

Run the prepare_review.ps1 PowerShell script with the -FilePath parameter set to your target artifact and -Mode set to Security, Performance, or Logic. This generates a structured markdown prompt for critiquing code and identifying weaknesses before release.

Adversarial code review is a red-team critique technique that exposes weak assumptions and edge cases in code or plans before release. Use it during pre-release QA to target critical components like authentication, data handling, and design decisions.

Yes, you can focus static analysis by selecting a review mode. The tool supports Security, Performance, and Logic perspectives, allowing you to generate mode-specific critique prompts that guide targeted code reviews for your target file.

The best way to integrate red-team critique is running the prepare_review.ps1 script to generate markdown prompts, then feeding those prompts into a verification workflow. This validates the generated critique and surfaces issues before shipping critical components like payments or auth.

Yes, you need PowerShell to run the prepare_review.ps1 script, which is the required mechanism for generating structured critique prompts. You must specify the target file path and review mode to produce the markdown output for analyzing your code artifacts.