code-review-trainer

Practice code review for LLM generated code by providing a code snippet to start a guided Socratic session. The trainer uses interactive prompts to help you actively critique design decisions, overengineering, and missed edge cases.

Socratic questioning for software quality evaluations is a training method that shifts you from passive reading to active, question-driven critique. It surfaces potential overengineering and questionable abstractions to reinforce useful review heuristics.

Yes, you can use Socratic code review training to catch missed edge cases. The guided questions specifically target uncovering hidden edge cases, questionable abstractions, and overengineering in generated code samples.

Code review training adapts to your learning level using session-aware progress tracking. It tailors difficulty and reinforces useful heuristics across multiple sessions to map your observations to actionable improvements.

To start a guided code review training session, provide a code sample or project snippet and say to start training. The system then begins asking interactive Socratic prompts to evaluate the code.

A limitation of Socratic code review training is that it requires interactive prompts and active participation rather than automated static analysis. You must engage with the questioning to uncover design decisions and receive structured feedback.