go-code-reviewer

A defect-first Go code review surfaces real risks by checking code against repository policy sources like constitution.md and AGENTS.md. It targets concurrency, error handling, and security defects rather than surface-level style issues.

A policy-driven Go code review evaluates code against local conventions and constitution rules to output a structured, policy-aligned review. It applies evidence-based risk analysis to drive PR comments and risk mitigation.

Yes, you can use repository policy files like constitution.md and AGENTS.md to automate Go static analysis. The review applies these local conventions to detect regression risks and output structured findings.

This Go code review checks for concurrency and security defects using evidence-based risk analysis. It evaluates API usage and error handling to ensure policy-aligned risk mitigation in your PR reviews.

The best way to find hidden defects in Go code is a defect-first review that applies constitution rules and local conventions. It bypasses standard lint checks to perform deep risk analysis on concurrency and security.

You should use a gate-based workflow for Go code quality checks when you need structured execution modes to enforce repository policy. It outputs policy-aligned findings to drive PR comments and block regressions.