requesting-code-review

Automated pre-commit code review runs static security scans, baseline tests, and linting on staged changes and diffs before git commit. An independent reviewer subagent evaluates the changes while an auto-fix loop safely resolves repetitive issues to block problematic code from landing.

Baseline-aware linting enforces project quality standards by evaluating only new or modified code against established baselines. It runs during pre-commit verification on staged changes, ensuring incremental edits adhere to rules without flagging pre-existing issues across multi-file edits.

Static security scans run on staged changes and diffs across languages and repos during pre-commit verification. They apply to local development work before commits, pushes, or pull requests, detecting vulnerabilities in modified code before it lands.

An independent reviewer subagent prevents self-verification by separately evaluating changes made during local development. Guardrails ensure the verifier never audits its own work, maintaining objective pre-commit code verification across diffs and multi-file edits.

The auto-fix loop automates safe fixes for linting and static scan issues detected during pre-commit verification. It reduces repetitive toil by safely resolving detected problems on staged changes before the independent reviewer subagent performs its final evaluation.

Use pre-commit verification when you need to consistently block problematic changes before they enter version control. It automates static security scans, baseline-aware quality gates, and independent review across commits, pushes, and pull requests, reducing manual review burden for multi-file edits.