Review a specified codebase area for bugs, regressions, and unsafe assumptions.
npx skills add https://github.com/X0x888/oh-my-claude --skill review-hard
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: review-hard Source: https://github.com/X0x888/oh-my-claude/tree/main/bundle/dot-claude/skills/review-hard Command: npx skills add https://github.com/X0x888/oh-my-claude --skill review-hard
This Skill unit addresses the challenge of finalizing code changes without thorough review, potentially leading to broken code or missed issues.
Run the review-hard skill on your latest changes by typing: /review-hard
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A thorough code review identifies bugs, regressions, and unsafe assumptions before code is finalized. Using an agent-based quality reviewer focuses on finding these issues early in the development cycle without modifying any files.
A findings-first code review prioritizes identifying bugs and unsafe assumptions over directly editing files. This approach improves code quality by ensuring the reviewer's role remains strictly to detect issues rather than implement fixes.
Yes, you can specify a focused area of the codebase for code review. This optional targeting allows the quality-reviewer agent to perform a detailed analysis on specific directories or recent changes.
No, this code review tool does not modify your source files during issue detection. It ensures the reviewer's role is strictly to identify bugs and unsafe assumptions, leaving all code editing to the developer.
The best way to detect unsafe assumptions is to run an agent-based code review focused on findings. This process highlights potential regressions and logic flaws early in the development cycle before finalizing work.
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