speckit-review-errors

Auditing error handling identifies all try-catch blocks and fallback logic to surface silent failures and inadequate logging. It evaluates error propagation paths to ensure exceptions are narrowly scoped and properly categorized for reliability.

Improving logging quality during code reviews involves evaluating existing logs for actionability and traceable identifiers. The audit checks user-facing messages and error identifiers to ensure failures are clearly surfaced and testable.

Checking pull requests for inadequate error propagation involves applying a structured audit to changed files. It targets try-catch blocks and fallback logic to ensure exceptions are narrowly scoped and failures are not silently ignored.

You can run an error handling audit on an entire repository, specific changes, or pull requests. The audit focuses on try-catch blocks, error propagation, and user-facing messages to produce a prioritized list of resilience fixes.

Silent failures in try-catch blocks degrade reliability because exceptions are caught without proper logging or propagation. This audit surfaces those weak error paths, ensuring errors have traceable identifiers and actionable logs for debugging.