What problem does it solve? Reviewing a code change without structure leads to missed risks and shallow approvals. This Skill turns an LLM into a review guide that walks a human through a change step by step — from intent and orientation, through a concern-based walkthrough and risk-spot detail pass, to hands-on testing suggestions and a final approve/rework/discuss decision. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Change Orientation: Identifies the change from PRs, commits, branches, specs, or sprint status, then summarizes intent and surface-area stats (files, modules, boundary crossings, new public interfaces). - Review Trail Generation: Builds a suggested review order of path:line stops grouped by design concern when no author-produced trail exists. - Risk & Testing Passes: Surfaces high-blast-radius spots (auth, schema, billing, security, config) and suggests concrete manual observations of changed behavior. - Use Case: After a teammate opens a PR, say "walk me through this change" and get a guided tour ending in an informed approve/rework decision, with optional gh pr review --approve support. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to walk you through the current branch or a specific PR as a checkpoint review.
