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Skill claude-hangar/claude-hangar/core/skills/review-team

Launch parallel code review agents for comprehensive multi-perspective review. Use when: "review team", "full review", "multi-review", "review-team".From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add claude-hangar/claude-hangar --skill review-team

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/review-team — Multi-Perspective Code Review

Launch a parallel review team that examines code from multiple angles simultaneously. The team produces a unified report with findings sorted by severity.

Team Composition

AgentRoleFocus
code-reviewerGeneral QualityLogic errors, code smells, naming, structure, DRY, edge cases
security-reviewerSecurityOWASP Top 10, injection, auth, secrets, input validation
Language-specific reviewerIdiomsLanguage best practices (auto-detected from file extensions)

Instructions

Step 1: Determine Scope

If the user provided $ARGUMENTS:

  • Use that as the review scope (files, directories, or PR description)

If no arguments:

  • Check git diff --name-only HEAD~1 for recently changed files
  • If no changes, ask: "Which files or feature should I review?"

Step 2: Detect Language

Scan the files in scope for primary language:

  • .ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx → use typescript-reviewer
  • .py → use python-reviewer
  • .go → use go-reviewer
  • Mixed or other → skip language-specific reviewer

Step 3: Launch Parallel Agents

Launch all applicable agents simultaneously using the Agent tool:

Agent({
  subagent_type: "code-reviewer",
  description: "Code quality review",
  prompt: "Review these files for code quality: [files]. Check: correctness, edge cases, error handling, naming, DRY, function size. Report findings by severity (CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW). Format: file:line — issue + fix suggestion."
})

Agent({
  subagent_type: "security-reviewer",
  description: "Security review",
  prompt: "Security review these files: [files]. Check: OWASP Top 10, hardcoded secrets, injection risks, auth/authz, input validation, error message leaks. Report findings by severity."
})

Agent({
  subagent_type: "[language]-reviewer",
  description: "[Language] idiom review",
  prompt: "Review these [language] files for idiomatic patterns: [files]. Check: type safety, error handling conventions, naming conventions, framework best practices. Report findings by severity."
})

All three agents MUST be launched in a single message (parallel execution).

Step 4: Unified Report

After all agents complete, produce a single unified report:

## Review Team Report

### Scope
[files reviewed]

### CRITICAL
[merged from all agents, deduplicated]

### HIGH
[merged findings]

### MEDIUM
[merged findings]

### LOW
[merged findings]

### Summary
- Code Quality: X findings (Y critical/high)
- Security: X findings (Y critical/high)
- Language Idioms: X findings
- **Verdict:** APPROVED / NEEDS FIXES (N critical/high issues)

Step 5: Actionable Output

If there are CRITICAL or HIGH findings:

  • List specific fixes needed
  • Offer to fix them: "Shall I fix the N critical/high issues?"

What ships with it: 1 file

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