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To validate if a PR achieves its stated goals during a code review, use a goal-first evaluation workflow. This approach confirms the PR solves its intended problem before checking security, correctness, consistency, quality, and performance, outputting structured review results.

The best way to automate security audits and quality checks for PR diffs is using a goal-first review framework. It streamlines the process by enforcing checks for potential vulnerabilities, safe coding practices, readability, and performance implications.

Yes, you need gh and jq installed to run goal-first PR reviews. These dependencies are required to execute the scripts that fetch and format the PR diff data, enabling the structured evaluation of security, correctness, and performance.

A goal-first code review workflow handles complex code changes by initially confirming the PR achieves its stated objective. It then systematically verifies logical correctness, alignment with the codebase, maintainability, and performance implications.

Yes, you can use this review tool to assess performance implications in your software projects. It explicitly evaluates performance alongside security, correctness, and consistency to ensure code changes meet quality and efficiency standards.