Review code read-only for architecture, security, performance, and best practices.
npx skills add https://github.com/howdycarter/Mothership --skill review-howdycarter
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: review Source: https://github.com/howdycarter/Mothership/tree/main/.claude/skills/review Command: npx skills add https://github.com/howdycarter/Mothership --skill review-howdycarter
Review code without modification to ensure quality, security, and maintainability across projects.
Initiate a read-only code review by specifying the target file, commit, or story-id, then let the reviewer generate findings and a formal verdict.
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Run a read-only code review by specifying the target file, commit, or story-id. The reviewer evaluates the code without altering it, generating a structured verdict and actionable findings.
A multi-perspective code review covers architecture, security, performance, and best practices. It assesses module coupling, naming, structure, and common pitfalls to produce formal recommendations.
Review code across specific commits and directories by specifying them as the review context. The reviewer evaluates the target code in read-only mode and generates findings based on that context.
Yes, you can get a structured verdict and actionable recommendations. The review produces a formal report evaluating architecture, security, and performance, including guidance for potential changes.
Yes, the code review process uses the Model Council workflow when applicable. This advanced internal design facilitates multi-perspective evaluation to produce comprehensive review findings.
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