What problem does it solve? Shipping code with hidden bugs, security holes, or missing tests is risky, and manual self-review of your own diff often misses issues. This Skill runs an adversarial pre-push review loop on your local branch, scoring every finding by severity and confidence, auto-fixing the safe ones, and flagging the rest before you open a merge request. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Adversarial review loop: Reviews the git diff against a base branch as a skeptical staff engineer, scores findings on severity (1-5) and confidence (0-1), and re-reviews after fixes for up to 5 turns. - Dual-axis auto-fix matrix: Automatically fixes high-confidence severity 2-4 findings while flagging severity-5 hard-stops and low-confidence blockers for human judgment, with a dry-run mode for report-only passes. - Kai CI preflight: Predicts whether Recharge's GitLab CI reviewer would block the MR, including size gates, labeling rules, and a predicted approve/block verdict. - Use Case: Before pushing a feature branch, run /grill to catch a missing migration rollback (sev-5, flagged), auto-fix a boundary comparison bug (sev-4, conf 0.92), and get a final SHIP IT / NEEDS WORK / BLOCK rating written to final.md. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to grill this branch with the command /grill to run an adversarial review of the current diff before pushing.
