update-review-rules

To add new code review rules for React, you append new issue types and anti-pattern definitions to the review-rule documents. This captures recurring bugs and enforces code quality consistency across your React codebase.

Maintaining review rules involves updating the three dedicated review-rule documents for React, frontend-specific, and integration tests. You manually input the new rule format and categorization to capture flaky test patterns and prevent anti-patterns.

Yes, you can document anti-patterns and flaky test patterns in Sculptor by adding them as new issue types. This enhances code quality by ensuring recurring bugs are captured and flagged during code reviews.

Yes, manual input is required to define the rule format and categorization when adding new issue types. This ensures each rule is accurately classified within the React, frontend, or integration test documents.

The primary limitation is that rule addition requires manual input for formatting and categorization, meaning it does not automatically detect or generate rules without human guidance for the three Sculptor review documents.

Yes, the update-review-rules skill works with integration test documentation by allowing you to navigate and update the dedicated review-rule doc to capture and prevent flaky test patterns.