try-and-review

Iterative code improvement on a local branch uses a three-cycle workflow to repeat fix and self-review steps. This structured QA approach surfaces and resolves problems early by guiding targeted questions and enforcing explicit checkpoints before merging.

An iterative fix-and-review cycle is a structured QA process that repeats code improvements and self-reviews to reduce defects. This Skill automates three cycles with explicit checkpoints, ensuring robust changes are produced before merging to main.

Yes, structured QA review can be applied to a GitHub pull request. This Skill supports selecting GitHub PRs as a review target, applying the three-cycle fix-and-review workflow to ensure high-quality changes before merging.

The best way to enforce self-review checkpoints is a three-cycle iterative improvement workflow. This Skill automates the process by repeating fix and review phases three times, ensuring explicit quality checks are systematically met before merging to main.

Iterative code review works on staged diffs as well as full branches. This Skill allows selecting staged diffs, local branches, or GitHub PRs as review targets, applying the three-cycle fix-and-review workflow to each scope for flexible code improvement.