requesting-code-review

Automate pre-commit code review by running a structured verification workflow that extracts Git diffs, executes static scans, and applies linting. This catches security vulnerabilities and quality gate failures before changes are committed.

A pre-commit verification workflow is a multi-step process that reviews code diffs before merging. It executes baseline tests, runs policy checks, and triggers an independent reviewer subagent to ensure bug fixes and feature work are defect-free.

Yes, the automated pre-commit verification applies to feature work and bug fixes across Git repositories. It enforces quality gates and security scans universally during commit preparation without requiring specific external dependencies.

Yes, the pre-commit review process implements auto-fix loops for identified issues. It runs static scans and linting sequentially, automatically resolving detected defects before allowing the commit to proceed.

The best way to enforce quality gates is using an automated pre-commit skill that runs static scans, linting, and policy checks. It independently reviews diffs and loops auto-fixes to catch issues early during commit preparation.

An independent reviewer subagent provides an objective layer of analysis during pre-commit code checks. It evaluates extracted diffs and baseline test results to catch defects that standard automated linting and static scans might miss.