af-sdlc-review

You can automate code review and plan compliance by running tests, linters, type checkers, and builds against pull request diffs to validate quality, verify milestones, and output a filtered JSON summary with a review.md document.

SDLC review is a validation process that checks repository changes against a provided project plan to verify milestone and task completion, detect scope creep, and ensure implementation quality through automated testing and linting.

Yes, when no plan file is provided, the review analyzes the diff against the remote main branch to find regressions or quality issues using CI pipeline tests, linting, type checks, and builds to gate merges.

Yes, code review requires repository access and the ability to run tests, linters, type checkers, and builds locally or in the pipeline to accurately assess changes and generate the review document.

The best way to assess pull requests against project milestones is to supply a plan file during the review process to validate task completion, detect scope creep, and produce a reproducible review.md artifact for auditors.

Automated SDLC review may not be suitable when you lack repository access or cannot execute tests, linters, type checkers, and builds, as these are required to generate the filtered JSON summary and review.md document.