code-review:review-local-changes

Review local uncommitted changes by running an automated pre-commit code review that analyzes staged and unstaged diffs to identify bugs, security vulnerabilities, and maintainability issues before code enters version history.

Yes, you can output code review results as JSON for CI pipeline consumption. The review process optionally emits a structured JSON report for programmatic CI usage or a human-readable markdown summary for local developer review.

Filter automated code review findings by applying configurable impact and confidence thresholds, such as the min-impact flag, to reduce noise and focus only on actionable issues scored by multiple parallel specialist agents.

Yes, the pre-commit code review differentiates between staged and unstaged diffs. It explicitly reports whether identified issues originate from staged or unstaged changes so developers know exactly what is ready to commit.

The best way to run a security audit on local code changes is to launch parallel specialist agents focused on security, bug hunting, and code quality to surface diverse issue categories and compute confidence scores for each finding.