local-ultrareview

To run a multi-angle code review on a GitHub PR, use a tool that executes parallel reviews for correctness, security, and architecture, then synthesizes the findings into a prioritized implementation plan. This Skill processes Git diffs from a specified PR number via gh pr diff.

Generating an implementation plan from code review findings involves consolidating parallel reviews into a deduplicated summary, then converting that synthesis into a concrete, per-issue fix plan. This Skill automates that process using Opus agents to output persistent session documents.

Yes, you can review your current branch diff against main without specifying a PR number. Running the review command without a PR argument automatically targets the current branch's diff, generating the same multi-stage review and synthesis outputs.

Yes, this multi-stage PR review works with standard GitHub pull requests by using the gh pr diff command to extract changes. It requires a local Git environment to process the diff and generate persistent session markdown files for later reference.

To apply fixes after a local code review identifies critical issues, the review process generates an actionable implementation plan and presents an approval prompt. Once approved, the invoking agent applies the concrete fixes directly to the codebase.