code-review:review-local-changes

To review local uncommitted changes, this skill computes a Git diff summary and coordinates up to six specialized agents to evaluate security, quality, contracts, tests, history, and maintainability. It returns a prioritized, actionable report with file and line citations.

The best way to run a multi-agent code review on a local Git diff is to use this skill to coordinate up to six agents for bug-hunting and contract validation. It consolidates identified issues into a single prioritized report with concrete improvement suggestions.

Yes, this local code review tool checks test coverage and historical context alongside code quality. It coordinates specialized agents to evaluate tests, history, maintainability, and security, consolidating all findings into a single actionable report.

You can get actionable feedback with file and line citations for your local Git workspace changes by running this skill. It identifies uncommitted modifications and generates a consolidated, prioritized report detailing specific fixes required across affected files.

The limitations of using an automated multi-agent review for local changes include a strict focus on uncommitted Git diffs. It requires a local workspace with actual changes to compute a diff summary and does not review entire committed repository histories.

You should use a multi-agent approach instead of a standard linter for local code review because it independently evaluates security, contracts, tests, and historical context. This coordinated process produces a consolidated, prioritized report with deeper actionable feedback.