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To review code quality, you can use a session diff to evaluate design trade-offs and generate structured critique. This process applies APOSD principles like depth and information hiding to highlight strengths, weaknesses, and actionable improvements.

An APOSD-aligned design review evaluates code using principles like depth, information hiding, and change amplification. It examines your session diff to identify design weaknesses and provides concrete refactoring suggestions to improve overall module architecture.

To get actionable refactoring suggestions from a git diff, run an end-of-session design review. This evaluates the diff against software design principles to output concrete improvement recommendations and risk warnings for future work.

Yes, you can improve your code review skills by walking through a guided design critique. It analyzes session code to highlight design trade-offs, helping you understand the reasoning behind structural improvements and apply APOSD principles.

You need an end-of-session design review when you want to assess the code produced during a work session. It is applicable for understanding design trade-offs, evaluating code quality against APOSD principles, and planning concrete refactoring steps.

Yes, the design review works without external dependencies. It relies on your session's git diff and applies APOSD-based evaluation criteria internally to generate structured critique and actionable improvement recommendations.