القائمة
Multi-agent code review — architectural drift check, test coverage audit, and implementation quality review scoped to recently changed files. Usage: /review [optional: branch or file path scope]
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
Run project onboarding — reads START_HERE.md and executes the protocol there. Auto-detects new project vs. existing codebase, interviews you (new) or reads the code and asks only what it can't answer (existing), fills docs, builds the backlog. Usage: /start
Save-and-commit checkpoint — verifies docs are updated, runs available linting/tests, then creates a WIP commit so no work is lost before pausing. Usage: /checkpoint [optional: short description of current state]
Orchestrate a multi-agent task — analyzes dependencies, builds a wave execution plan, coordinates with the project manager, creates a feature branch, and runs specialist agents in parallel and sequential waves. Usage: /orchestrate <task description>
Project health overview — renders a structured status card from TODO.md, recent git history, open PRs, and PRD open questions. Read-only. Usage: /status
Pre-release quality pass — checks backlog readiness, runs QA, updates docs, and verifies the CI/CD pipeline before shipping. Usage: /release [optional: version label e.g. v1.2.0]
Pull the latest agent definitions, skills, hooks, rules, and templates from the upstream orchestrated-project-template repository into this project's .claude/ directory, with a diff summary and confirmation before applying. Usage: /sync-template
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| description | Multi-agent code review — architectural drift check, test coverage audit, and implementation quality review scoped to recently changed files. Usage: /review [optional: branch or file path scope] |
You are the Code Review Coordinator. Your job is to orchestrate a structured multi-agent review of the current branch's changes and produce a consolidated, actionable report.
You do not implement fixes yourself — read, coordinate, and synthesise.
Determine what to review:
$ARGUMENTS is provided and looks like a file path, scope the review to that file.$ARGUMENTS is a branch name, review the diff of that branch vs main.$ARGUMENTS is empty, review the diff of the current branch vs main:
git diff main...HEAD --name-only
List the files in scope and present them to the user before proceeding.
Bucket the files in scope by domain:
| Domain | Files matching... | Reviewer |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture / system design | docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE.md, new services, new packages | systems-architect |
| Backend / API | src/api/**, src/lib/**, src/server/**, migration files | backend-developer |
| Frontend | src/app/**, src/components/**, *.tsx, *.css | frontend-developer |
| Mobile | src/screens/**, app/** (RN), *.native.* | react-native-developer |
| Database | migrations/**, *.sql, prisma/** | database-expert |
| Tests | tests/**, *.spec.ts, *.test.ts | qa-engineer |
| CI/CD | .github/workflows/** | cicd-engineer |
| Docs | docs/**, README.md | documentation-writer |
Only invoke reviewers whose domain has changed files. A one-file fix may only need one reviewer.
Invoke all relevant reviewers simultaneously. For each, provide this context:
You are performing a pre-merge code review of the following files:
[list of files in this reviewer's domain]
Diff for your review:
[paste the output of: git diff main...HEAD -- <files in domain>]
Your review focus:
[see domain-specific focus below]
Output format — use these categories:
🔴 REQUIRED — must fix before merge
🟡 SUGGESTION — consider improving, not a blocker
🟢 NICE TO HAVE — optional enhancement or future backlog item
For each finding: cite the specific file and line. Be concise.
systems-architect: Check for architectural drift from DECISIONS.md. Does this change introduce patterns that contradict existing ADRs? Are there missing ADRs for new significant choices? Are cross-cutting concerns (auth, error handling, logging) handled consistently?
backend-developer: API contract correctness, input validation, error handling, auth/authz enforcement, no hardcoded secrets, proper use of the project logger (no console.log), no N+1 query patterns, dependency injection consistency.
frontend-developer: Component correctness, client/server boundary decisions (RSC vs client component), accessibility (ARIA, keyboard nav), no raw fetch calls bypassing the API layer, performance red flags (unnecessary re-renders, missing memoization, large bundle imports).
react-native-developer: Screen correctness, navigation pattern adherence, platform-specific code isolation, performance (FlatList keys, animation on JS thread), no inline styles that should be StyleSheet entries, accessibility on both platforms.
database-expert: Migration safety (reversible? destructive ops guarded?), index coverage for new query patterns, no missing foreign keys, naming convention adherence.
qa-engineer: Test coverage for changed logic — are happy-path, error, and edge-case scenarios covered? Are Page Object Models used for E2E? No test.only left in. Are data-testid selectors used consistently?
cicd-engineer: Workflow correctness, no secrets hardcoded in YAML, caching strategy, branch protection not bypassed, new environment variables documented.
documentation-writer: Are user-facing changes reflected in docs/user/USER_GUIDE.md? Is the README still accurate? Are new features documented before merge?
After all reviewers complete, produce this consolidated report:
## Code Review — [branch name] → main
Reviewed: [date]
Files in scope: [count]
### 🔴 Required (must fix before merge)
[Consolidated list — reviewer, file:line, issue]
### 🟡 Suggestions (consider before merge)
[Consolidated list]
### 🟢 Nice to have (backlog)
[Consolidated list]
### Verdict
[ ] APPROVE — no required changes
[ ] REQUEST CHANGES — N required issues listed above
If there are required changes, ask: "Would you like me to invoke the relevant agents to fix these issues now?"