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--- name: code-review-assistant description: | license: MIT --- # Code Review Assistant This skill provides systematic checklists for code review and pre-commit verification. ## Quick Reference ### Comment Prefixes | Prefix | Meaning | Action Required | |--------|---------|------------------| | **❗ BLOCKING** | Must fix before merge | 🔴 Required | | **⚠️ IMPORTANT** | Should fix, but not blocking | 🟡 Recommended | | **💡 SUGGESTION** | Nice-to-have improvement | 🟢 Optional | | **❓ QUESTION** | Need clarification | 🔵 Discuss | | **📝 NOTE** | Informational, no action | ⚪ Informational | ### Review Checklist Categories 1. **Functionality** - Does it work? 2. **Design** - Right architecture? 3. **Quality** - Clean code? 4. **Readability** - Easy to understand? 5. **Tests** - Adequate coverage? 6. **Security** - No vulnerabilities? 7. **Performance** - Efficient? 8. **Errors** - Properly handled? 9. **Docs** - Updated? 10. **Dependencies** - Necessary? ### Pre-Commit Checklist - [ ] Build succeeds (zero errors, zero warnings) - [ ] All tests pass - [ ] Code follows project standards - [ ] No security vulnerabilities - [ ] Documentation updated - [ ] Branch synced with target ## Detailed Guidelines For complete standards, see: - [Review Checklist](./review-checklist.md) - [Pre-Commit Checklist](./checkin-checklist.md) ## Example Review Comments ```markdown ❗ BLOCKING: Potential SQL injection vulnerability here. Please use parameterized queries instead of string concatenation. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: This method is doing too much (120 lines). Consider extracting validation logic to a separate method. 💡 SUGGESTION: Consider using a Map here instead of an array for O(1) lookup. ❓ QUESTION: Why are we using setTimeout here instead of async/await? 📝 NOTE: This is a clever solution! Nice use of reduce here. ``` ## Core Principles 1. **Be Respectful** - Review code, not the person 2. **Be Thorough** - Check functionality, not just syntax 3. **Be Timely** - Review within 24 hours 4. **Be Clear** - Explain WHY, not just WHAT --- ## Configuration Detection This skill supports project-specific configuration. ### Detection Order 1. Check `CONTRIBUTING.md` for "Disabled Skills" section - If this skill is listed, it is disabled for this project 2. Check `CONTRIBUTING.md` for "Code Review Language" section 3. If not found, **default to English** ### First-Time Setup If no configuration found and context is unclear: 1. Ask the user: "This project hasn't configured code review language. Which option would you like? (English / 中文)" 2. After user selection, suggest documenting in `CONTRIBUTING.md`: ```markdown ## Code Review Language This project uses **[chosen option]** for code review comments. <!-- Options: English | 中文 --> ``` ### Configuration Example In project's `CONTRIBUTING.md`: ```markdown ## Code Review Language This project uses **English** for code review comments. <!-- Options: English | 中文 --> ### Comment Prefixes BLOCKING, IMPORTANT, SUGGESTION, QUESTION, NOTE ``` --- **License**: CC BY 4.0 | **Source**: [universal-dev-standards](https://github.com/AsiaOstrich/universal-dev-standards)
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