dev-physics-review

A physics code review identifies correctness, safety, and documentation gaps by applying deterministic steps and static analysis across the codebase, including header files, main implementation, and tests.

Static analysis for physics code uses agent-based reviews to detect memory safety issues, parameter validation errors, and undefined behavior across the codebase without executing the program.

You check physics test verification by applying structured checks across test suites and setup configurations to ensure deterministic steps and safety parameters are correctly validated before the final pass.

Automated code review can spawn dedicated agents to sweep C physics code for memory safety issues, resource cleanup gaps, and undefined behavior across implementation and test files.

The best way to verify physics documentation completeness is to run a dedicated review phase that checks content accuracy and structural documentation gaps across the entire physics codebase.

Your physics code needs a structured review to enforce deterministic steps and static analysis, ensuring correctness, safety, and documentation gaps are identified and guided for fixes before finalizing.