frontend-code-review

Automate React code reviews by analyzing .tsx, .ts, and .js files to detect quality issues. The review focuses on React components, styling, hooks, class names, and memoization to surface urgent and general findings with clear remediation guidance.

Check frontend code quality before commits by reviewing staged or working-tree changes. The review highlights checklist violations derived from code-quality and performance references, ensuring consistent style and correctness across pending changes.

Yes, automated frontend code review catches React performance issues by evaluating memoization and hooks usage. It applies an evergreen checklist drawn from performance references to identify potential bottlenecks and provides remediation steps.

Yes, you can run a file-targeted review on specific .tsx, .ts, or .js files requested by the user. This targeted analysis reports relevant findings for those individual files without needing to stage all project changes.

Frontend code issues checked during a TypeScript review include class name violations, styling problems, hooks usage, and memoization gaps. The review applies a living checklist from code-quality and performance references to ensure comprehensive coverage.