requesting-code-review

Automating pre-commit code review involves diffing staged changes to run static security scans, baseline tests, and linting, followed by an independent reviewer to ensure quality before commit. This skill executes that exact verification pipeline automatically.

An auto-fix loop in pre-commit verification attempts safe, automated corrections for issues found during static scans or linting. It iteratively applies fixes prior to final review, ensuring code meets project standards without manual intervention.

Running static security scans on staged git changes requires identifying the diff with git diff --cached to feed the verification pipeline. This ensures scans and baseline-aware tests validate only new changes against project standards.

Using an independent reviewer subagent for impartial code review before commit is supported. It evaluates the diff of staged changes alongside scan results to provide an objective quality assessment before code lands.

Limitations of automated pre-commit auto-fix loops include their restriction to attempting only safe, automated corrections. If issues remain unresolved, the loop reports results for user review, requiring manual intervention for complex errors.