pre-commit-review

Run an advisory pre-commit review after lint and tests pass to surface design debt and accessibility gaps in your React code. This evaluates alignment with design principles and flags issues like primitive obsession without blocking the commit.

Advisory design-quality validation is a non-blocking review process that evaluates code changes against maintainability and accessibility guidelines. It surfaces design debt, readability issues, and polish opportunities that linters and tests cannot enforce in TypeScript projects.

No, the pre-commit review does not block commits when it finds accessibility gaps. It operates in an advisory capacity to surface potential problems categorized as Design Debt or Polish Opportunities before merging.

Apply a design-quality rubric during an advisory pre-commit review to catch primitive obsession and prop drilling. This evaluates React components against maintainability goals and flags architectural smells as Design Debt without blocking commits.

Yes, you can use this advisory review to improve testability in your React project. The evaluation rubric flags testability improvements alongside design debt and accessibility gaps, helping surface architectural changes needed for better maintainability.

You need an advisory design review when linting and tests pass but you want to verify alignment with domain design, architecture, and accessibility guidelines. It catches maintainability issues and readability debt that automated linters cannot fully enforce.