quality-reviewer

Automated code quality checks scan TypeScript/TSX files against strict standards: file size limits (≤180 lines), function complexity (≤15), interface naming conventions (I prefix), import patterns, and strict TypeScript mode. Run a full review before committing to catch violations instantly without manual oversight.

Code standards enforcement covers file size (≤180 lines), function complexity (≤15), interface naming (I prefix requirement), path alias imports, strict TypeScript configuration, 6-folder architecture compliance, and scripted quality checks. Violations trigger specific, actionable refactoring guidance.

Yes. Automated review integrates into CI/CD and editor workflows with auto-triggers and on-demand execution. It applies ESLint-compatible checks alongside custom standards for file size, complexity, naming, imports, and architecture rules across your codebase.

Architectural compliance checks verify adherence to a 6-folder structure and prevent cross-module dependencies and file misplacement. The reviewer scans all files automatically and reports violations with specific suggestions to align your code organization with DevPrep AI standards.

When violations are detected, the reviewer provides detailed, actionable suggestions and refactoring examples for each issue. Results include specific feedback on file size, complexity, naming conventions, import patterns, and architecture rules to guide you through corrections.

Configuration depends on your setup. The quality reviewer enforces DevPrep AI standards automatically—file size, complexity, naming, imports, TypeScript strictness, and architecture rules. Pre-configured checks run without additional ESLint setup, though existing configurations are compatible.