magpie-pairing-self-review

To perform a self-review on local git changes, run `pairing-self-review` to automatically evaluate staged changes against configured baselines for correctness, security, and project conventions before submission.

Automated pre-flight code review identifies logic errors, missing error handling, test coverage gaps, security vulnerabilities like injection risks, credential leaks, and project convention violations within local git repositories.

Yes, you can check staged git changes locally for security vulnerabilities. The self-review process identifies potential injection risks and credential leaks directly within your local git repository environment.

No external dependencies are needed to validate project conventions. The self-review operates entirely within the local git repository, requiring no external setup to check formatting and style guide adherence.

Use a pre-flight self-review for code quality checks before submitting a pull request. This ensures your local changes are free from logic errors and security vulnerabilities, maintaining code quality standards.

Yes, the self-review process validates test coverage gaps in local git repositories. It automatically detects missing error handling and coverage issues as part of its correctness checks during the review.