review-shell-scripts

To audit shell scripts, run this skill at your repository root to automatically discover all .sh files, run shellcheck, and apply fixes to enforce Bash Script Convention compliance across your codebase.

Yes, you need a shell-enabled environment with shellcheck installed to execute the Bash script convention audit, run checks on each script, and apply automated fixes or suggestions to detected issues.

Yes, library-like shell scripts such as utils.sh are exempt from strict mode and main() requirements, allowing them to have relaxed rules during the Bash convention audit while standard scripts remain fully enforced.

The best way to run shellcheck on multiple .sh files faster is using this skill's parallel review feature, which spawns multiple sub-agents to audit shell scripts concurrently for rapid feedback across your repository.

Automated shell script code review handles convention violations by running shellcheck on each discovered .sh file, applying targeted fixes or suggestions to detected issues, and generating a comprehensive results report.

The Bash convention audit supports all standard .sh files found in a repository, while explicitly allowing library-like scripts to bypass strict mode rules and main() requirements through configured exceptions.