deepreview

Review unmerged changes, GitHub PRs, or repositories with evidence-based findings.

55|10|Updated May 15, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/noho/code-is-cheap --skill deepreview-noho
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: deepreview
Source: https://github.com/noho/code-is-cheap/tree/main/skills/deepreview
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/noho/code-is-cheap --skill deepreview-noho

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Deepreview helps you catch correctness, stability, and maintainability risks in unmerged workspace changes, specific GitHub PRs, or an entire repository by enforcing strict, evidence-based review practices.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Three review scopes: current unmerged changes, a specific PR diff, or the full repository.
  • Evidence-first methodology: traces real execution paths, validates contracts/sources of truth, and avoids speculative findings.
  • Adversarial failure pass: systematically targets the highest-risk failure modes (data loss, rollback safety, idempotency gaps, boundary violations, and observability blind spots).
  • Structured review artifacts: writes complete review outputs to docs/reviews with a timestamped path, prioritizing findings over commentary.

Quick Start

Use deepreview to strictly review your current unmerged changes and write the full review artifact to docs/reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions about deepreview

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I perform an evidence-based code review for a specific GitHub PR?

Evidence-based code review for a specific GitHub PR requires tracing real execution paths and verifying contracts to catch correctness, stability, and maintainability risks. It targets high-risk failure modes like data loss, rollback safety, and idempotency gaps, generating timestamped markdown findings with executable fix directions.

What is the best way to audit an entire repository for state machine transition risks?

Auditing an entire repository for state machine transition risks involves systematically analyzing execution paths and validating sources of truth. This adversarial approach targets boundary violations and failure handling gaps, producing structured review artifacts that prioritize findings over commentary while separating open questions and residual risk.

How do I review unmerged changes for rollback safety and idempotency gaps?

Reviewing unmerged changes for rollback safety and idempotency gaps requires an adversarial failure pass that targets high-risk failure modes. By tracing real execution paths and validating contracts, the review identifies boundary violations and observability blind spots, outputting findings with evidence, impact, and executable fix directions to a timestamped markdown path.

Does strict code review work without speculative findings on complex repositories?

Strict code review on complex repositories works by enforcing an evidence-first methodology that avoids speculative findings. It validates sources of truth and traces actual execution paths to ensure correctness, stability, and maintainability, specifically targeting boundaries, state transitions, failure handling, and test coverage gaps.

Can I generate structured review artifacts for adversarial testing findings?

Generating structured review artifacts for adversarial testing findings involves writing complete review outputs to docs/reviews with a timestamped path. The artifacts prioritize findings over commentary, detailing evidence, impact, and executable fix directions while explicitly separating open questions and residual risk.

When do I need a deep repository audit instead of a standard PR review?

A deep repository audit is needed instead of a standard PR review when you require adversarial inspection for correctness, stability, and maintainability across boundaries, state transitions, failure handling, and test coverage. It applies to unmerged changes, specific PRs, or the full repository to uncover deep risks.