git-code-review

Automated code review analyzes git commits for specified users over a time window and generates markdown reports with file-level summaries and line-by-line feedback. This Skill fetches commit history, filters by user and days, and saves organized reports to .claude/git_code_review with per-user recommendations and quality checks.

Yes, this Skill supports multi-user filtering. Specify multiple users to analyze their commits within a defined time period, and it generates separate markdown reports for each user with their changes, additions, deletions, and feedback organized by file.

You need a valid git repository, Git CLI available on your system, and read access to commit history. The Skill filters commits by specified users and optional days parameter, then outputs structured reports named username-date.md with a processing summary.

Reports are saved as markdown files in the current-repo/.claude/git_code_review directory with a username-date.md naming convention. Each report contains file-level summaries, line-by-line feedback, and recommendations organized by commit and changed files.

Yes, the Skill accepts an optional days parameter to filter commits. It defaults to the current day but can be adjusted to analyze commits over a longer period, allowing you to scope reviews to specific time windows.

Analysis covers changes, additions, and deletions per commit, with per-file summaries and line-by-line feedback. Reports include quality checks and recommendations to help teams improve code quality, organized by user and time period.