requesting-code-review

Automate code review by dispatching a specialized subagent to analyze git changes against requirements and quality standards. Provide git SHAs to define the code range and a template to receive structured feedback for pre-merge verification.

Subagent code review works by dispatching a dedicated reviewer to identify bugs, architectural flaws, and requirement mismatches in new code. It analyzes the defined git commit range and outputs structured feedback based on a provided template.

Yes, you can use this code review workflow for task completion checks. It is explicitly designed to integrate into development workflows at critical junctures like feature implementation and pre-merge verification to ensure code quality.

You need to provide git SHAs to define the specific code range for analysis and a template to structure the feedback. The subagent uses these inputs to evaluate your code changes against project requirements and quality standards.

No, this code review process does not require specific testing frameworks. It operates independently as a quality assurance step, utilizing a subagent to analyze code changes directly via git SHAs rather than executing test suites.

You should not use an automated code reviewer if you cannot define the code range using git SHAs or lack a template for structured feedback. It requires defined commit boundaries to analyze changes against requirement specifications.