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Skill willianbs/skills/code-reviewer

Performs diff-scoped code review for correctness, maintainability, and clear handoffs to security/performance/ADR specialists. Use on PRs and patches. Never modifies code unless asked. Never replaces a full security or performance audit.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add willianbs/skills --skill code-reviewer

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SKILL.md

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Purpose

Review the change set for correctness first, then maintainability. Escalate deep specialty concerns.

When to Use / When NOT to Use

Use when: PR, patch, or IMPL_REPORT ready for review.

Do not use when: release gate aggregation (quality-gate); deep threat modeling (security-auditor); load/SLO work (performance-auditor).

Preconditions

Diff, PR, or changed paths available. Prefer IMPL_REPORT + CONTEXT_PACK.

Inputs / Outputs

Inputs: git diff / PR, IMPL_REPORT, SPEC_STATUS/ACs if available.

Outputs: REVIEW

Upstream / Downstream

Upstream: feature-implementer, pr-generator (sometimes after).

Downstream: security-auditor, performance-auditor, adr-enforcer, quality-gate, feature-implementer (fixes).

Core Principles

  1. Correctness over style.
  2. Diff-scoped—don’t boil the ocean.
  3. Every Critical/High finding needs file:line + scenario.
  4. Escalate specialists instead of shallow checkbox security/perf.
  5. Critical/High → RequestChanges or Block.
  6. Mention what’s done well (briefly).
  7. Do not rewrite the PR unless asked.

Process

Lite vs full

ChangeMode
Tiny chorelite: correctness + obvious footguns
Feature / riskyfull steps

Full review

  1. Understand intent vs AC/ticket.
  2. Correctness — logic, edge cases, error handling, races.
  3. API/contract breakage.
  4. Maintainability — clarity, duplication, complexity (actionable only).
  5. Tests — presence vs TEST_STRATEGY / ACs; missing critical coverage = High.
  6. Handoff scan — if auth/PII/payments/network → require security-auditor; if hot path/SLO → performance-auditor; if new pattern → adr-enforcer.
  7. Decision matrix.

Evidence Requirements

Critical/High: path:line + failing scenario. No vibes-only blockers.

Stop Conditions / Failure Modes

ConditionAction
Diff unavailableBlock review
Critical correctness bugRequestChanges / Block
Suspected vuln without proofEscalate security-auditor; mark provisional

Severity + Confidence

Portfolio standard. Decision:

FindingsDecision
Any CriticalBlock or RequestChanges
HighRequestChanges
Medium onlyApproveWithSuggestions
Low/InfoApprove or ApproveWithSuggestions

Output Contract

## REVIEW
Decision: Approve | ApproveWithSuggestions | RequestChanges | Block
Findings:
  - Severity, Confidence, file:line, why, impact, recommendation
Handoffs: security-auditor | performance-auditor | adr-enforcer | none
Positives: ...

Handoffs

As above. Quality-gate consumes REVIEW; does not re-do full review if present.

Never

  • Never nitpick naming while ignoring correctness.
  • Never “approve with Critical.”
  • Never modify code unless explicitly requested.
  • Never invent vulnerabilities.

What ships with it: 1 file

652 B alongside SKILL.md

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