requesting-code-review

To request a code review, you dispatch a code-reviewer agent with a concise scope, rationale, and constraints. This triggers a pre-merge check to evaluate the latest changes and provide actionable feedback before integrating into main or release branches.

A targeted code review request routes task outcomes to a code-reviewer agent to catch critical issues before they cascade. You need this during subtask-driven development, major feature work, and pre-merge checks to ensure code quality.

You provide context for a code review by defining the required inputs: what was implemented, files affected, and constraints. This context-rich feedback mechanism helps the reviewer understand the scope and speed up the evaluation process.

Yes, you can use an automated code review for subtask-driven development workflows. The skill dispatches a code-reviewer agent to evaluate task outcomes, ensuring critical issues are identified and code quality is maintained before integration.

The best way to catch code quality issues before they cascade is to dispatch a code-reviewer agent for pre-merge checks. This routes task outcomes for evaluation, ensuring critical problems are identified early before integration into main branches.