Review changed files and run quality checks before shipping.
npx skills add https://github.com/its-meseba/meseba-skills --skill ship-wreck-check
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ship-wreck-check Source: https://github.com/its-meseba/meseba-skills/tree/main/skills/ship-wreck-check Command: npx skills add https://github.com/its-meseba/meseba-skills --skill ship-wreck-check
This skill provides a brutal, pre-release quality review of completed work to catch defects and risks before shipping.
Run the Ship-Wreck-Check after completing a feature, bugfix, or refactor to perform a brutal pre-ship quality review.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To perform a pre-release quality review, gather all uncommitted, unpushed, and branch-diff files, discover project quality commands, and run every lint, build, and test check to ensure production safety before shipping.
Brutal code review is a rigorous pre-ship assessment that uncovers defects, gaps, and risks in completed features or bug fixes by verifying intent, performing deep reviews, and reporting with precise file:line references.
Detect defects by running all project quality commands, verifying alignment with planned work, and performing a deep review of changed files and related context to surface risks before merging.
Yes, a pre-ship defect detection process can invoke a code-simplifier to surface simplifications, ensuring the completed work is both safe for production and structurally optimized before shipping.
The best way to verify code intent is to perform intent verification against the planned work, run all quality commands, and execute a deep review of changed files to ensure alignment before shipping.
Yes, a brutal quality review reports findings with precise file:line references and actionable fixes, ensuring developers can immediately address uncovered defects, gaps, and risks before release.
erraggyAnalyze unpushed commits for bugs, security issues, and error handling gaps.
jaisonerickReproduce QA-reported failures with failing tests and apply minimal code fixes.
juspayEvaluate code changes for accidental complexity using Hickey's Simple Made Easy.
iankikuRun lint, typecheck, build, and test cycles with automatic fixes.
