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Performs multi-axis code review (correctness, readability, architecture, security, performance) and provides a structured checklist and severity-labelled feedba
Provides a systematic, five-axis code review workflow that evaluates correctness, readability & simplicity, architecture, security, and performance. It defines approval standards, change sizing guidance, review steps, severity labels for findings, and checklists to verify verification. The skill helps agents or humans perform consistent, traceable reviews and produce actionable feedback.
Use before merging any PR or change: after feature implementation, refactors, bug fixes, or when reviewing code produced by another agent or model. Especially valuable for CI gates, multi-model review patterns, and teams wanting consistent review quality.
Agent reviewers and automated review pipelines that can parse diffs and run tests (CI-connected agents, code-review bots, multi-model review setups).
Pure instructional SKILL.md with no executable scripts. Provides a comprehensive five-axis code review framework (correctness, readability, architecture, security, performance) with actionable checklists, severity labeling, change sizing guidance, and multi-model review patterns. Well-written and immediately useful as a review guide, though it references external skills/files (security-and-hardening, performance-optimization) that aren't bundled.
Originally sourced from Addy Osmani's agent-skills repo. High-quality instructional content with no security concerns. Architecture could be improved by bundling the referenced security and performance checklists.