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Light review existing diffs

Skill gologo13/agent-skills/skills/light-review-existing-diffs

Perform a quick quality pass on current diffs to surface risky areas, ensure polish, and fla...; keywords: debug, review, test, fix. Use only on explicit request; skip in routine implementation discussions.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add gologo13/agent-skills --skill light-review-existing-diffs

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SKILL.md

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Light Review Existing Diffs

Overview

Perform a quick quality pass on current diffs to surface risky areas, ensure polish, and flag follow-up actions for deeper review.

Steps

  1. Scan recent changes
    • List open branches or pending commits requiring review
    • Skim side-by-side diffs focusing on new or modified files
    • Note files or modules with large or complex edits
  2. Assess quality signals
    • Watch for TODOs, debug code, or commented blocks needing cleanup
    • Verify naming, formatting, and imports follow project standards
    • Check that tests or documentation were updated when behavior changed
  3. Flag next actions
    • Mark sections that warrant full review or pair programming
    • Capture questions or uncertainties to raise with the author
    • Document any quick fixes you can apply immediately

Review Checklist

  • High-risk files identified
  • Debugging artifacts removed or flagged
  • Style and conventions validated
  • Tests/docs updates confirmed or requested
  • Follow-up items recorded for deeper review

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Read from the repository

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