code-review

Automating code reviews for production readiness involves dispatching a subagent to evaluate code changes against planned requirements. This skill triggers formal reviews after each task or major feature, categorizing issues by severity to generate actionable feedback while keeping your session context intact.

Evaluating code changes against a development plan requires providing precisely crafted context and requirements to guide a reviewer subagent. This approach ensures plan-aligned evaluation by dispatching an agent that assesses production readiness and returns structured, severity-based feedback.

To trigger a code review after finishing a task, dispatch the code-reviewer subagent with a description of what was implemented and the planned requirements. This initiates a formal review process to catch issues early before merging.

You can run automated code reviews without losing current session context by dispatching a reviewer subagent. The subagent independently evaluates code changes for production readiness and returns structured feedback, allowing you to continue work seamlessly.

Automated code review categorizes issues by severity to generate actionable feedback. The dispatched reviewer evaluates code changes for production readiness and structures its response with focused context and severity-based issue categorization.

You need to dispatch a code-review subagent in a multi-task workflow after completing each task or major feature rollout. This triggers formal reviews before merging to ensure changes meet production readiness requirements and catch issues early.