requesting-code-review

To run a pre-merge code review, you request a code-reviewer subagent with precise implementation context to evaluate code quality, architecture, testing, and requirements alignment for your completed feature changes.

Pre-merge validation is a structured code review process that evaluates implementation details, architecture, and production readiness to catch critical bugs and design issues before code changes are merged.

You should request a code review for refactoring decisions and major features to identify missing requirements, evaluate code quality, and provide a production readiness assessment before the changes reach production.

Yes, you can dispatch a code-reviewer subagent to assess your completed feature changes against implementation requirements, performing quality assurance checks for architecture, testing, and production readiness.

The best way to validate code quality before a git merge is coordinating a structured review process that applies a quality assessment framework to check implementation details, requirements alignment, and architecture.

This code review coordination requires a structured review process to evaluate implementation details and production readiness; without precise implementation context, the subagent may miss complex refactoring design issues.