review-and-fix

Automated code review and iterative fixing is achieved by orchestrating multiple AI agents to identify bugs, readability issues, and UX flaws, then assigning them to a general-purpose agent for correction until a clean state is reached. This loop runs automatically after defining a review scope.

An automated UX review cycle evaluates user experience principles and product philosophy adherence within code changes. A dedicated ux-reviewer agent flags issues, automatically triggering a fixing loop where sub-agents resolve them until no UX problems remain.

Yes, you can run automated code and UX reviews proactively after modifying a feature branch. The skill supports proactive application post-modification, ensuring your branch is clean, bug-free, and provides an excellent user experience before merging.

Automated iterative fixing works by using multiple AI agents for code quality. A code-reviewer agent identifies bugs and security enhancements, while a general-purpose agent handles corrections, looping through fixes until all identified issues are resolved.

The best way to ensure code quality and UX adherence before merging is running an automated review cycle that checks for bugs, readability, security, and user experience principles, automatically assigning any identified issues for iterative correction.

You need an automated review cycle with agent collaboration when you want to ensure code is clean and bug-free after making changes. It is particularly useful for catching issues and refining user experience before merging a feature branch.