| name | ak:review |
| description | Review code with real engineering criteria — logic bugs, security vulnerabilities, and technical debt. Use when user says /review @file or /review to review current PR changes. |
| argument-hint | [@file or leave empty for PR diff] |
| context | fork |
| agent | Explore |
| allowed-tools | Read Grep Glob Bash(git *) |
Skill: /review
Reviews code with real engineering criteria. Not just style — detects bugs, security issues, and technical debt.
Context
- Target: $ARGUMENTS
- PR diff (fallback if no file provided): !
git diff main..HEAD
- Changed files: !
git diff main..HEAD --name-only
When to use it
When the user writes /review @file or /review (reviews current PR changes).
Steps
-
Read the code to review:
- If
$ARGUMENTS contains a file path, read that file completely — ignore the PR diff.
- If
$ARGUMENTS is empty, use the PR diff already loaded above.
-
Review in this priority order:
🔴 Critical (blocks merge)
- Logic bugs that produce incorrect behavior
- Security vulnerabilities (injection, XSS, exposed data, auth bypass)
- Race conditions or concurrency issues
- Memory leaks or unreleased resources
🟡 Important (must be resolved before or as follow-up)
- Missing or incomplete error handling
- Unconsidered edge cases
- Performance: N+1 queries, unnecessary loops, avoidable re-renders
- Missing tests for critical logic
🔵 Suggestion (optional improvement)
- Unclear variable or function names
- Duplicated code that could be extracted
- Outdated or unnecessary comments
- Readability improvements
- Output format:
## Review: [file name or PR]
### 🔴 Critical
- **Line X**: [problem description] → [fix suggestion]
### 🟡 Important
- **Line X**: [description]
### 🔵 Suggestions
- **Line X**: [description]
### ✅ What's good
[Mention 1-2 things done well. Balanced feedback is more effective.]
Rules
- Be specific: "line 42: this if never executes because..." is better than "there's a bug".
- Don't review style if a linter is configured — trust the tooling.
- If the file is very large (+500 lines), focus on new logic, not existing code.
- A review with 3 real criticals is worth more than 20 naming suggestions.
