review-local

To review local git changes before committing, this Skill analyzes your uncommitted work from multiple expert perspectives and synthesizes findings into a severity-based report, acting as a pre-commit quality gate.

Yes, you can run a multi-agent code review on staged-only changes. The Skill supports reviewing staged changes specifically and synthesizing the multi-perspective findings into a consolidated severity report.

A pre-push quality gate evaluates local code changes before they are pushed to a remote repository. This Skill functions as that gate by orchestrating multiple expert agents to detect architectural flaws and security vulnerabilities.

Yes, this local code review tool supports writing reports to a file. It consolidates findings from eight expert viewpoints into Critical, Important, and Nice-to-have severity categories that can be exported.

The best way to catch security vulnerabilities in uncommitted code is using a multi-perspective review tool. This Skill analyzes local changes from eight expert viewpoints, including security, to identify potential issues before you commit.

The metadata does not specify explicit limitations for using multi-agent orchestration for local code reviews. It is designed to analyze local git changes and generate severity-based reports without requiring a commit or push.