two-stage-review

A two-stage code review separates specification compliance from maintainability checks to prevent scope creep. Stage 1 verifies feature completeness and API alignment, while Stage 2 enforces modular design and naming clarity.

Automate code reviews for specification compliance by triggering a two-pass review after development subtasks. This process automatically checks feature completeness, API compatibility, data-model alignment, and test coverage.

Yes, two-stage code review checks for maintainability and test coverage during its second stage. It assesses single-responsibility functions, naming clarity, lack of duplication, input validation, error handling, and adequate test coverage.

You need a two-pass code review when completing development subtasks to ensure specification alignment and code quality. It is specifically designed to enforce a clean separation between feature completeness and maintainable code.

Yes, you can integrate automated code review into a post-development workflow. It is designed to trigger after subtasks in the CEO workflow to automatically enforce specification compliance and maintainable code quality.

The best way to verify API compatibility and data-model alignment is using a Stage 1 specification compliance review. It explicitly checks for feature completeness and prevents scope creep before assessing code maintainability.