code-review

Code review typically starts by analyzing diffs between your current branch and its remote base. This Skill identifies and summarizes added, changed, and removed code to surface exactly what changed, enabling targeted feedback before merging a pull request.

A structured review covers code quality, best practices, edge cases, and test coverage. This Skill provides a deterministic checklist and actionable recommendations based on the actual diff, so you focus on what matters rather than manual scanning.

Yes. This Skill automates differential analysis between branches and generates review guidance without manual inspection. Run it before merging to produce a concise summary and review action items in one step.

Run this Skill after pushing commits to your branch but before opening or merging a pull request. It works as a pre-check to verify changes are intentional and catch issues early in your workflow.

This Skill analyzes the current branch against its remote origin base branch. It applies to any Git-based project workflow, whether you use feature branches, trunk-based development, or fork-based contributions.

You receive a diff summary showing what code was added, changed, or removed, plus structured review guidance covering quality, best practices, and test coverage—all formatted as actionable recommendations for the pull request.