code-review

To review git diffs for code quality before committing, the skill collects your recent changes and runs parallel agents focused on reuse, quality, and efficiency. It aggregates findings and applies fixes while skipping false positives.

Checking refactored code for reuse opportunities is handled by launching a focused analysis agent over your git diff. It identifies whether your changes align with existing utilities to help you avoid hacky patterns.

Yes, you can run a code review without a git diff. The skill falls back to analyzing recently mentioned or edited files when no diff is available, ensuring you can still evaluate code quality and efficiency changes.

Multi-agent code review improves performance and security hardening by running three focused agents in parallel over the same diff. This structured delegation produces complementary findings on efficiency, quality, and reuse before applying safeguards.

Yes, the code review skill automatically fixes issues found in the diff. After aggregating findings from the parallel quality and efficiency analyses, it applies cleanup directly while safeguarding against false positives and low-value changes.

You should use an automated code review when preparing a pull request to ensure changes are consistent with existing utilities. It catches avoidable overhead and quality issues in the git diff faster than manual inspection.