golang-code-review

To perform a Go code review on uncommitted changes, the skill analyzes staged files and uncommitted changes, dispatching a dedicated agent to check security, correctness, performance, architecture, and test coverage while categorizing issues by severity.

An automated Go code audit covers security vulnerabilities, logic errors, performance bottlenecks, architectural flaws, and test coverage, providing actionable recommendations categorized by severity to ensure high code standards.

Yes, you can review specific pull requests or branches for your Go project. The skill handles code review requests for specific file paths, PR numbers, and branches, providing detailed feedback before merging.

The best way to automate Go code review feedback before merging is using a skill that dispatches a dedicated reviewer agent to analyze changes, adhering to strict reporting standards and providing actionable recommendations for early issue detection.

If the automated Go code reviewer agent fails during analysis, the skill provides a fallback manual review process to ensure your Go code is still audited for security, correctness, performance, architecture, and test coverage.

No specific dependencies are required to run a Go code review on staged files. The skill operates independently to analyze your Go project changes and generate categorized reports on security and performance issues.