Automate structured code review using BASE_SHA and HEAD_SHA diffs.
npx skills add https://github.com/momingse/paceforge --skill code-review-momingse
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: code-review Source: https://github.com/momingse/paceforge/tree/main/.claude/skills/code-review Command: npx skills add https://github.com/momingse/paceforge --skill code-review-momingse
This skill helps ensure code changes are reviewed systematically to catch issues before they cascade and before merging.
Dispatch the code-reviewer subagent with the relevant commit range to initiate the review process.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To automate a code review before a pull request merge, this skill gathers BASE_SHA and HEAD_SHA diffs, references plan documents, and dispatches a reviewer subagent to return categorized issues for remediation.
The best way to ensure production-ready code in subagent-driven development is to apply structured reviews after each task or major feature, evaluating code quality, architecture, testing, and readiness against the project plan.
You need to run a structured code review on your git changes after completing major features, after each task in subagent-driven development, or before merging to the main branch to catch issues systematically.
Yes, you can use automated code review to assess architecture and testing readiness by dispatching a code-reviewer subagent with the relevant commit range to evaluate changes against your project plan.
To get categorized issues from a git diff for code remediation, dispatch the code-reviewer subagent with your relevant commit range to systematically analyze the changes and return structured feedback.
JoeCP17Dispatch a code-reviewer subagent with commit SHA ranges for severity-categorized feedback.
santanapolReview code across correctness, security, architecture, readability, and performance.
luanRecommend pull request reviewers using code ownership, commit history, and review load.
raybirdAutomates code review by dispatching a subagent to evaluate git diffs against defined requirements and architectural standards.
