gsd-code-review

Automated code review analyzes source files to identify bugs, security vulnerabilities, and quality issues during development phases. It supports depth-level analysis and automatic fixes, streamlining the review process while reducing human error.

Run a deep code review by specifying the development phase and depth level, such as using a depth parameter for deep analysis. You can scope the review to specific files or rely on default scoping based on git history.

Automatic fixes can be applied during the code review process, and the tool supports re-reviewing code after changes are made. This ensures that applied fixes resolve the identified security and quality issues without introducing new errors.

Automated code review supports quick, standard, and deep analysis levels based on the current development phase. This allows you to balance review thoroughness against processing time depending on your workflow requirements.

Workflow configuration and appropriate code analysis tools are required to run automated source code analysis. These prerequisites enable the system to properly scope files and execute reviews for the identified development phases.

File scoping based on git history focuses code quality analysis on recently modified source files. This default scoping method ensures the review targets relevant changes efficiently without manually specifying individual file paths.