dhh-review

Automated Rails code review enforces DHH standards by running Rubocop and Brakeman on targeted files, directories, globs, or staged changes. The dhh-code-reviewer agent evaluates the code against Rails-worthiness criteria, producing structured passes and a final verdict to guide refactoring.

Yes, you can run an automated code review on staged changes by passing the --staged flag. The review targets your staged changes, applying Rubocop, Brakeman, and the dhh-code-reviewer agent to catch anti-patterns and quality issues before merge.

A DHH code review checks Rails-worthiness by enforcing DHH standards across changed code to identify anti-patterns. It uses the dhh-code-reviewer agent alongside Rubocop and Brakeman to assess whether your Rails code meets specific quality benchmarks.

Yes, you need Rubocop and Brakeman installed, along with the dhh-code-reviewer agent. These dependencies are required to perform the automated checks and generate the structured reports and final verdicts for your Rails project.

The best way to review a specific branch for Rails code quality issues is to pass the --branch target to the automated review workflow. This applies DHH standards, Rubocop, and Brakeman checks directly to the changed code within that branch.

Your Rails code review report shows structured passes and a final verdict because the review workflow evaluates your code iteratively. It documents which DHH standards, Rubocop, and Brakeman checks pass or fail to guide your refactoring and improvement.