review-diff

To scan a git diff for code quality issues and anti-patterns, execute the scan diff command within your development environment. This automatically scans added lines in your current branch for predefined coding mistakes and provides actionable recommendations.

Yes, you can define and customize specific anti-patterns relevant to your project. This allows the automated code review to target project-specific coding standards, such as avoiding filter logic mismatches, soft-delete violations, and API call inconsistencies.

Automated git diff review requires access to a local git repository and the ability to execute git commands within your development environment. It operates by directly scanning the added lines in your current git diff output.

The best way to catch soft-delete violations before committing is to scan your git diff for predefined anti-patterns. This automated code review process flags inconsistencies in added lines, ensuring new code adheres to your project's specific coding standards.

Automating the identification of common coding mistakes in git diffs ensures consistent code quality without manual effort. It quickly flags project-specific anti-patterns and inconsistencies in added lines, providing targeted recommendations that maintain your coding standards.