What problem does it solve? Reviewing a branch by hand means juggling the diff, the MR/PR discussion, the ticket, project conventions, and many quality dimensions at once, which leads to shallow or inconsistent reviews. This Skill orchestrates a structured, context-aware review of every change on the current branch against its base branch. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Context-first review: Loads MR/PR description, target branch, comment threads, pipeline status, and ticket context before forming any opinion, so findings are grounded in intent. - Parallel multi-agent analysis: Launches exploration and conventions-mapping subagents, then up to nine specialized review agents (conventions, architecture, code design, bugs, performance, security, release, git history, docs) proportionally to what the diff actually touches. - Validated, deduplicated findings: Every agent finding is cross-checked against the actual code through six disproof grounds, then reported with a four-level severity vocabulary and a coverage section, including migration safety verdicts. - Use Case: Before merging a feature branch with a database migration, run the review to get a report with blocking issues, migration safety assessment, unresolved MR discussion status, and mermaid diagrams for the hardest-to-explain findings. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run a full code review of the current branch, optionally naming a focus area such as security or performance.
