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Two-stage code review (spec compliance + code quality)
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Two-stage code review (spec compliance + code quality)
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Initialize a Megazord project with configuration and planning structure
Systematic four-phase debugging (reproduce, isolate, root-cause, fix)
Socratic brainstorming to explore approaches before implementation
Execute the current phase plan (subagent or Agent Teams mode)
Show all available Megazord skills with descriptions and usage examples
Complete milestone lifecycle -- audit, archive, deferred items, and next version preparation
| name | review |
| description | Two-stage code review (spec compliance + code quality) |
| disable-model-invocation | false |
Perform on-demand two-stage code review (spec compliance + code quality) independently of the /mz:go pipeline. Users can trigger this manually at any time, regardless of the quality.review config setting. Spawns a reviewer subagent via the Task tool that checks changes against plan specs and code quality standards.
Reference @skills/init/design-system.md for visual output formatting.
Reference @agents/mz-reviewer.md for the review agent definition.
Output the stage banner:
+===============================================+
| MEGAZORD > REVIEW |
+===============================================+
Parse the user's message (text after /mz:review) for the review target:
/mz:review (no args) -- review the most recent commit's changes/mz:review --plan {phase}-{plan} -- review all changes from a specific plan (diff from before plan started to after plan completed)/mz:review --files path/to/file.ts path/to/other.ts -- review specific files (diff of uncommitted changes, or latest commit affecting those files)/mz:review --last N -- review the last N commitsDetermine the diff to review based on the scope:
No args (default):
git diff HEAD~1 HEAD
--plan {phase}-{plan}: Compute diff range from plan's first to last commit. Read the plan's SUMMARY.md for commit hashes:
git diff {first_commit}~1 {last_commit}If SUMMARY.md not found, report error: plan has not been executed yet.
--files {file1} {file2} ...: Check for uncommitted changes first:
git diff HEAD -- {files}
If no uncommitted changes, find latest commit affecting those files:
git log -1 --format=%H -- {files}
Then diff: git diff {hash}~1 {hash} -- {files}
--last N:
git diff HEAD~{N} HEAD
Display the scope:
> Review Scope
Target: {description of what will be reviewed}
Files: {count} affected
.planning/megazord.config.json (optional -- review works even without config).plugin_path from the config JSON (if config was loaded).plugin_path is not set in config, try ~/.claude/plugins/mz. Check if ~/.claude/plugins/mz/bin/megazord.mjs exists.Plugin path not configured. Run
/mz:settingsand setplugin_path, or re-run/mz:init.
{plugin_path}/agents/mz-reviewer.md content using the Read tool.git diff --name-only {diff_range}
{phase_dir}/{padded}-{plan}-REVIEW-manual.md.planning/reviews/REVIEW-{timestamp}.mdCompose the Task prompt and spawn the reviewer subagent:
<agent_role>
{content of agents/mz-reviewer.md}
</agent_role>
<task_definition>
{plan task definition if available, or "Manual review -- no plan context"}
</task_definition>
<diff>
{the computed diff}
</diff>
<affected_files>
{full content of affected files, if diff <= 300 lines}
</affected_files>
<plan_requirements>
{requirements from plan if available, or "Manual review -- no plan requirements"}
</plan_requirements>
<review_rules>
- Phase: {phase_number or "N/A"}
- Plan: {plan_number or "N/A"}
- Task: manual
- Phase directory: {phase_dir or ".planning/reviews"}
- Report path: {computed report path}
- Severity levels: critical (blocks), warning (recommended), info (informational)
- Two separate reports: spec compliance + code quality
- Spec findings MUST cite plan task or requirement (if plan context available)
- Architectural concerns are warning/info only, never critical
</review_rules>
Spawn via Task tool:
subagent_type: "general-purpose"description: "Manual code review: {scope description}"Wait for completion.
Note: All file contents are read BEFORE spawning the Task subagent and embedded as inline text. @file references do NOT work across Task boundaries.
Parse the structured result (look for ## REVIEW COMPLETE).
Display results in design system format:
+===============================================+
| Review Complete |
+-----------------------------------------------+
| Scope: {description of what was reviewed} |
| Status: {passed | issues_found} |
| Critical: {N} |
| Warnings: {N} |
| Info: {N} |
+===============================================+
If findings exist, display them organized by severity:
Critical findings first (with specific fix suggestions):
> Critical Findings
1. [{file}:{line}] {title}
Issue: {description}
Fix: {suggestion}
Warning findings second:
> Warnings
1. [{file}:{line}] {title}
Issue: {description}
Suggestion: {recommendation}
Info findings last:
> Info
1. [{file}:{line}] {title}
Note: {description}
Display Next Up block:
If passed:
===============================================
> Next Up
**Code review passed.** No issues found.
===============================================
If issues found:
===============================================
> Next Up
**Review the findings above.** Fix critical issues before proceeding.
===============================================
| Error | Step | Action |
|---|---|---|
| No git history | Step 2 | Error message, suggest making a commit first. Stop. |
| Plan SUMMARY.md not found | Step 2 | Error: plan not executed. Suggest /mz:go. Stop. |
| Empty diff | Step 2 | Info message: no changes to review. Stop. |
| Reviewer subagent fails | Step 5 | Save error, display failure details. Stop. |
config.quality.review. Even if review is set to "off" in config, /mz:review can still be invoked manually.{plugin_path}/agents/mz-reviewer.md) is the same agent used by the /mz:go execution pipeline. Reports use the same format and severity levels.{plugin_path} for CLI commands and agent files is resolved from config.plugin_path, falling back to ~/.claude/plugins/mz.