code-review-workflow

To automate code review for git diff and staged changes, the Skill applies a four-stage process—basic review, quality checks, bundle size analysis, and test coverage—to commits, staged changes, or specific files. It then generates a structured Markdown report with an actionable checklist and findings.

An automated static analysis and bundle size review report includes findings from basic code review, quality checks, bundle size analysis, and test coverage evaluation. It delivers a deterministic Markdown document with clear findings, references, and an actionable checklist suitable for PR reviews.

You can generate a Markdown code review report for specific commits by providing a target repository and specifying the input mode using flags like --commit, --staged, or --path. The workflow runs the four-stage audit and outputs a structured report with an actionable checklist.

Yes, you can use this automated lint and code review workflow for compliance checks. It produces a deterministic Markdown report containing clear findings and references, making it suitable for standardizing PR reviews and verifying compliance across code changes.

Yes, the code review workflow supports analyzing specific file paths instead of full commits. It offers flexible input handling with flags like --path, --commit, and --staged, allowing you to tailor the four-stage review to specific files or staged changes.