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Run an automated, background code review using a Z.AI (GLM) model to surface security issues, style problems, and PR diffs for staged or uncommitted changes.
This skill runs a GLM-based code review (default: glm-4.7-flash) on the current session's changes. It can review staged changes, uncommitted diffs, or PR diffs, producing prioritized findings and suggested fixes. The recommended execution calls the glm-review CLI in background mode so reviews run asynchronously and results can be validated and acted on afterward.
Use this skill after making code changes when you want an automated review before committing or merging: for security checks, stylistic suggestions, PR diff reviews, or a focused audit (e.g., "보안 집중"). It is especially useful in multi-agent or CI-assisted workflows where diffs must be collected reliably.
glm-review CLI)--diff-file, --mode pr|staged), and the required background flags (run_in_background=true, dangerouslyDisableSandbox=true).Agents that can call shell/CLI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex-style agents) can use this skill. It is intended for environments that support running glm-review and background execution.
A code review skill that runs Z.AI's GLM models on git diffs to surface security and style issues. The SKILL.md is detailed and well-structured but written entirely in Korean, limiting its audience. It instructs agents to run with dangerouslyDisableSandbox=true, which is a notable security concern. No bundled scripts — relies entirely on the external glm-review CLI. Practical only for users already in the Z.AI ecosystem.
glm-review CLI (requires npm install -g glm-review)The dangerouslyDisableSandbox=true instruction is a meaningful security concern (-28 deduction applied). However, this appears to be a legitimate code review tool rather than malicious — the sandbox bypass is likely needed for git operations. The skill is well-documented with clear error handling, but its niche audience (Korean-speaking Z.AI users) and heavy external dependency limit its broad usefulness.