qsd-code-review

Code review for phase diffs analyzes changed source files to identify bugs, security issues, and quality problems. It spawns a reviewer agent that outputs a severity-classified REVIEW.md artifact in the phase directory.

Phase-scoped static analysis evaluates only the source files modified during a specific development phase. You need it to verify incremental code changes meet quality and security standards without reviewing the entire repository.

Yes, you can target specific files using the optional files flag. This scopes the code quality review to only the explicitly defined files, outputting categorized findings in the phase-level REVIEW.md.

Automated security review supports quick, standard, and deep depth levels. You specify the desired depth when running the workflow to control the thoroughness of the bug, security, and quality analysis.

Generating a REVIEW.md report for software quality is best handled by applying phase-wide code review automation. It analyzes phase diffs and outputs categorized findings with severity classifications into the artifact.

Phase-scoped code review limits analysis strictly to files changed during the specified phase. Unchanged files are excluded from the security and quality review unless explicitly targeted using optional file scoping parameters.