sherlock-review

Automate evidence-based code review by using Git and npm test commands to collect code history and test results, comparing them against implementation claims through deductive reasoning to generate a Markdown verification report.

Deductive analysis in root cause analysis is a structured process that compares gathered code, tests, and behavior history against stated claims to verify logical consistency and identify the true source of a bug.

Verify claims in code implementations during a bug investigation by automating evidence collection of Git history and npm test results, then applying deductive reasoning to check for logical consistency against the original claims.

Yes, you can use npm test commands and Git history for feature validation by gathering empirical evidence of code behavior and comparing it against the feature's expected implementation claims to produce a detailed Markdown report.

The best way to document findings from an investigative code review is to output a detailed Markdown report that captures the collected Git and npm test evidence, deductive analysis, and recommendations for truth verification.

You do not need specific dependencies to run a Sherlock review; the process utilizes standard Git and npm test commands within your existing environment to gather evidence and validate code claims.