agentic-simplify

Automate code quality checks by running three parallel review agents on your git diff to identify reuse opportunities, quality gaps, and inefficiencies. The agents analyze the latest changes and apply minimal, targeted fixes while re-running tests to ensure stability.

Finding code reuse opportunities before merging is handled by dispatching a parallel review agent on your code diff. It analyzes the latest changes alongside existing code to detect reuse gaps, then applies targeted fixes and verifies them by re-running tests.

Parallel code review works by dispatching three independent agents simultaneously on your diff to analyze reuse, quality, and efficiency. The workflow aggregates their findings, applies minimal fixes, and enforces a hard gate by re-running tests to verify the changes.

Yes, you can automatically apply fixes to code inefficiencies found in a diff. After the parallel review agents identify efficiency issues, the workflow aggregates the findings and applies minimal, targeted fixes to resolve them while verifying stability through test re-runs.

No, you do not need to run tests manually after automated code fixes are applied. The workflow enforces a hard gate that automatically re-runs tests after applying the targeted fixes, ensuring your codebase remains stable without manual verification.

You should run an automated code quality pass on your changes after implementing a feature and before merging. This ensures that code quality, reuse opportunities, and efficiency issues identified in the diff are addressed and verified by tests prior to integration.