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Pr reviewer

Skill timdevai/proteus/skills/pr-reviewer

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Install
npx -y skills add timdevai/proteus --skill pr-reviewer

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One thing to look at

  • 1 stars1 stars. Stars are a popularity signal and not a quality one, but at this level it is likely that nobody has read this closely except its author, and you would be relying on your own review.

SKILL.md

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pr-reviewer

Pre-reviews your PR before you push. Diffs against main, flags risks, checks test coverage delta, suggests reviewers.

When to activate

Trigger phrases: review my PR, pre-pr, before I push, am I ready to push, /pr-review.

Auto-activate when user runs git push on a feature branch (PreToolUse hook, optional install).

Process

  1. Determine the base branch (main, master, or whatever GitHub default is)
  2. Compute the diff: git diff <base>...HEAD
  3. Run checks below
  4. Generate a review report with risk score
  5. Suggest fix-before-push items vs nice-to-have

Checks

Risk flags (each = -10 to safety score)

  • Force push detected
  • .env, *.key, *.pem in diff
  • Hardcoded secrets pattern (sk-, Bearer , AKIA, ghp_)
  • 500 line single-commit diff (suggest split)

  • Migration file added but no rollback script
  • New endpoint with no auth check
  • Direct DB call in route handler (bypasses repository pattern, if used)
  • New external dependency added (which one, why, alternatives)

Yellow flags (each = -3)

  • No new tests added but new production code present
  • TODO/FIXME added without ticket reference
  • Console.log / print() / debug statements in diff
  • Commented-out code blocks
  • File renamed without rg-checking for references

Green flags (each = +3)

  • Tests added that cover new code paths
  • ADR linked in PR body
  • Conventional commit messages used
  • Diff < 200 lines
  • README/docs updated alongside code

Output

PR Review: feat/rate-limit-middleware → main
=============================================

Diff stats: 6 files changed, 142 +, 18 -
Safety score: 78/100

✗ Risk (blocks push):
  none

⚠ Yellow flags:
  - 1 TODO added without ticket: middleware/rate_limit.py:45
  - console.log left in: middleware/rate_limit.py:67

✓ Green flags:
  - Tests added (test_rate_limit.py, 4 cases)
  - Diff is 142 lines — focused
  - Conventional commits used

Suggested reviewers: (based on git blame)
  - [email protected] (touched middleware/ 12 times this quarter)
  - [email protected] (owns auth module)

Suggested PR body:
  ## What
  Adds IP-based rate limiting to /login.
  ## Why
  Prevents brute-force after 5 failed attempts in 60s.
  ## Test
  pytest tests/test_rate_limit.py
  ## Risk
  Low — fail-open if redis unreachable.

Fix before push:
  1. Remove console.log on line 67
  2. Either delete TODO or link to a ticket

Ready to push? (y / fix-then-push)

Inputs

  • Current branch + base branch
  • Diff
  • git blame for "suggested reviewers" feature

Outputs

  • Review report
  • Suggested PR body
  • Fix list
  • Reviewer suggestions

Slash command

/pr-review — run on current branch. /pr-review push — run review, then push if score ≥75 with no red flags.

Why this skill

Self-review catches 60% of "junior" mistakes before another human spends time on it. Pre-push is the cheapest place to fix anything.

What ships with it

Read from the repository

Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

Keep looking

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