requesting-code-review

To request a code review, you provide the Git SHAs defining the code range to be reviewed and a feedback template. The skill dispatches a specialized agent to assess your implementation against requirements and identify defects before merging.

Automating code quality checks is done by dispatching a specialized code-reviewer agent to assess implementation against requirements. This systematic review process identifies defects and categorizes feedback into Critical, Important, and Minor issues with specific file references.

Automated code review categorizes structured feedback into Critical, Important, and Minor issues. The dispatched agent provides specific file and line references to clearly identify defects and adherence to requirements within the defined Git SHA range.

Yes, you need specific Git SHAs to define the code range for review. The skill requires these commit identifiers along with a structured feedback template to dispatch the agent and properly assess the implementation changes.

You should use an automated code review agent before merging to production branches or after completing significant feature development. It ensures code changes are thoroughly checked for quality, security, and adherence to project requirements.

Yes, you can integrate this into your development workflow without extra dependencies. The skill uses your existing Git history to identify code changes and dispatches a reviewer agent to provide structured feedback on the targeted commits.