review

Self-review local code changes by analyzing branch-relative or staged git diffs to catch bugs, test weaknesses, and observability gaps before opening a pull request. This process grounds findings in full files and project rules to reduce review churn.

Silent failure detection identifies risky exception handling and broken monitoring assumptions in changed files during a pre-PR code review. It checks error propagation paths to ensure observable failures rather than silent drops.

Assess test quality in a git diff by routing changes to specialized reviewers that check for missing assertions and test weaknesses. This conditional review only triggers when diff signals indicate test files are affected.

You can run a local code review on staged changes without pushing by collecting git diff and git log context in a read-only workflow. The review operates entirely locally on explicit ranges or branch-relative diffs.

This pre-PR review surfaces design issues, observability gaps, and silent failure risks that a careful reviewer or CI would likely flag. It works locally before pushing to reduce avoidable review churn rather than replacing CI.