requesting-code-review

To automate code review before a git merge, this Skill dispatches a code-reviewer subagent to analyze your code changes. It requires git commands to define the commit range and uses a structured markdown template to evaluate quality, architecture, and requirements adherence.

A code-reviewer subagent is an automated agent dispatched by this Skill to perform detailed code analysis. It works by evaluating defined git commit changes against specified requirements and categorizing identified issues by severity into a structured report.

To get structured feedback on code quality for your feature branch, this Skill sends your git commit changes to a code-reviewer subagent. The subagent analyzes the changes and provides categorized feedback on critical, important, and minor issues.

Yes, you can use this code review Skill to check if your code meets specific development requirements. The dispatched code-reviewer subagent explicitly analyzes your code changes against your specified requirements to ensure production readiness before merging.

Yes, you need to use git commands to define the commit range for code analysis. The Skill uses this defined range to identify the exact code changes that the code-reviewer subagent will evaluate for quality assurance and best practice adherence.

The best way to categorize code issues by severity before merging is to use this Skill's structured markdown template. The code-reviewer subagent uses this template to output categorized feedback, separating issues into Critical, Important, and Minor severity levels.