What problem does it solve?
Helps teams apply and verify consistent code conventions across TypeScript, React, C#, and Markdown so reviews are objective, intent is captured, and architectural decisions are enforced. Reduces silent drift from recorded ADRs and contributor docs by surfacing naming, documentation, async/error-handling, and intent-comment violations during reviews. Combines language-specific rules with cross-cutting constitution and intent checks to produce unified, actionable reports.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Multi-language orchestration: Activates TypeScript, React, C#, and Markdown agents to run targeted convention checks and produce a consolidated findings report.
- Intent and constitution enforcement: Audits inline intent comments for regenerability and enforces ADRs and CONTRIBUTING.md policies, flagging constitutional violations and stale decisions.
- Reference-driven corrections: Reads authoritative reference files and project tooling (tsconfig.json, biome.json, .editorconfig) to avoid false positives and to recommend precise corrections.
- Use Case: Run a code review that checks naming, TSDoc/XML doc completeness, intent capture, and ADR compliance across a set of changed files and receive a Required/Recommended/Advisory findings report.
Quick Start
Ask the skill to "Review the changed files for naming, TSDoc/XML doc coverage, intent comments quality, and ADR compliance and return a unified findings report with required, recommended, and advisory items."
