code-review

To run a structured code review on a pull request diff, provide the PR diff and request a focused profile. The review uses a two-pass process to detect and verify issues, categorizing findings using a 16-category taxonomy with severity and confidence levels.

Taxonomy-guided code review identifies issues by applying a 16-category classification system to code changes. It runs a two-pass process to detect and then verify findings, assigning severity, confidence, and qualifiers to each issue for targeted remediation.

Yes, you can focus your code review on specific issue categories using focused profiling. This allows you to apply narrow category scopes to pull requests, staged diffs, or file sets instead of running a full scope analysis across all 16 taxonomy categories.

Yes, this code review approach works with staged changes and targeted file diffs. You can provide staged diffs or specific file sets for review, and the two-pass analysis will categorize issues and assign severity and confidence levels for remediation.

Reference material improves code review remediation by validating findings and guiding fixes. The review process loads category references to ensure defect detection accuracy and provide actionable context for resolving identified issues in the code changes.