swift-code-reviewer

You review Swift and SwiftUI code changes by analyzing PRs, merge requests, or local diffs to surface defects and spec drift. This process validates architecture, concurrency safety, and SwiftUI patterns, returning severity-ranked findings with file and line references plus fix examples.

Yes, you can review AI-generated Swift code changes using AI-assisted review workflows across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Kiro. It validates Swift 6 concurrency safety, security, and project-specific rules to ensure the generated output meets team standards.

You check Swift project concurrency safety and spec adherence by auditing codebases against team standards. This validates Swift 6 concurrency patterns and verifies whether linked requirements were actually implemented, producing prioritized findings with file and line references.

The best way to audit a Swift codebase against project-specific rules is by running a standards check on single files or local diffs. This surfaces architecture issues and performance bottlenecks, returning severity-ranked findings with actionable code examples.

Yes, Swift code review works with local diffs, single files, PRs, and merge requests. It validates spec adherence, performance, security, and SwiftUI patterns across these inputs, returning prioritized findings with file and line references and improvement suggestions.