review

Automated code review for uncommitted git changes runs six parallel subagents on the git diff HEAD to evaluate architecture, naming, simplicity, tests, regressions, and anti-slop. It aggregates findings into a consolidated report with critical, important, and minor severity levels.

Running multiple code reviewers in parallel is fully supported by executing six subagents simultaneously on the current git diff HEAD. This parallel execution reduces review cycles and feedback latency by aggregating results into a single consolidated report.

Multi-perspective feedback for open pull requests is generated by launching six parallel reviewers that check architecture, naming, simplicity, tests, regressions, and anti-slop. The subagents aggregate their evaluations into a comprehensive report of critical, important, and minor findings.

Parallel code review works directly on uncommitted changes by analyzing the git diff HEAD. It requires no committed snapshots, executing six subagents simultaneously to aggregate quality-assurance checks into a consolidated report.

Automated code review covers six dimensions: architecture, naming, simplicity, tests, regressions, and anti-slop checks. Six parallel subagents evaluate these aspects on the git diff HEAD and compile the results into a consolidated report.