Review code iteratively using the Rule of 5 methodology.
npx skills add https://github.com/charly-vibes/wai --skill code-review-charly-vibes
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: code-review Source: https://github.com/charly-vibes/wai/tree/main/.agents/skills/code-review Command: npx skills add https://github.com/charly-vibes/wai --skill code-review-charly-vibes
This Skill automates the process of code review by guiding the user through a structured, five-stage methodology to ensure code quality, correctness, and production readiness.
Review the provided code using the Rule of 5 methodology, starting with Stage 1: Draft.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Perform a structured code review by applying the Rule of 5 methodology, which evaluates structure, correctness, clarity, edge cases, and production readiness. This systematic approach guides you through five distinct refinement stages to ensure software quality assurance.
Yes, the Rule of 5 methodology works for software development workflows requiring systematic quality assurance. It applies iterative refinement to evaluate code structure, correctness, and edge cases, ensuring your feature is production ready regardless of the specific tech stack.
To start an iterative code review, submit your code and begin with Stage 1: Draft. The methodology then guides you sequentially through five refinement stages, asking specific questions and setting output expectations for each phase of the review.
Iterative refinement focuses on structure, correctness, clarity, and edge cases but serves as an initial review before human oversight. It automates feedback across five stages, yet production deployment still requires manual verification to catch context-specific business logic flaws.
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