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Review AI-assisted code changes and create compliant pull requests with proper attribution
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
Detect available credentials, diagnose gaps against PROJECT_PLAN.md, and guide setup for AI agents in any environment
Collect and verify all ATO submission artifacts into a review-ready package
Deploy applications to cloud.gov — sandbox setup, manifest generation, CI/CD pipeline
Create, validate, and index architectural and security decision records using MADR format with federal compliance extensions.
Run the 62-item federal pre-deployment security checklist against a codebase.
Initialize a code repository with federal security compliance defaults including .gitignore, pre-commit hooks, .editorconfig, and CI/CD security baseline.
| name | code-review |
| title | Code Review and PR Workflow |
| description | Review AI-assisted code changes and create compliant pull requests with proper attribution |
| status | canonical |
| tier | 2 |
| last_updated | 2026-06-01 |
| load_priority | on-demand |
| audience | ["developers","agents"] |
| triggers | ["code review","pull request","PR","review code","merge","attribution"] |
| dependencies | [] |
Review AI-assisted code changes and create compliant pull requests.
Context loading: When writing code, load docs/CODING_STANDARDS_COMPACT.md (~500 words). When reviewing code, load the full docs/CODING_PRACTICES.md (~4,100 words). This skill references both.
Run automated checks before creating the PR. Fix all failures before proceeding.
Run the project's linter and full test suite. Detect the toolchain from config
files (e.g., npm run lint && npm test, ruff check . && pytest,
go vet ./... && go test ./...). All tests MUST pass before proceeding. If no
linter is configured, flag this as a gap.
Run gitleaks detect --no-git -v (or grep the diff for key/secret/token/password
patterns as a fallback). Any match MUST be investigated and real secrets removed
immediately. See docs/CODING_PRACTICES.md Section 4.
Verify the changes respect project limits (per docs/CODING_PRACTICES.md Section 13.3):
Flag violations in the PR description with justification if they are intentional.
All AI-generated code MUST be attributed per AGENTS.md Section 2.1.
Every commit that includes AI-generated or AI-modified code MUST include a
Co-authored-by: trailer (note: lowercase "authored"):
Co-authored-by: OpenCode Agent <user@gsa.gov>
Format:
Co-authored-by: (matches GitHub standard)Example:
feat: add user authentication
Implement login.gov SSO integration.
Co-authored-by: OpenCode Agent <user@gsa.gov>
To verify attribution on existing commits:
git log --format='%H %s%n%(trailers:key=Co-authored-by)' -10
If commits are missing attribution, amend them before creating the PR (if on a feature branch with no downstream consumers). For commits already pushed and shared, note the gap in the PR description.
Attribution is required when the agent wrote, refactored, or generated code (including tests and config). It is NOT required for code the human wrote entirely or for trivial formatting by automated tools.
Use conventional commit format:
feat(auth): add login.gov SSO integration
fix(api): validate email format on user registration
refactor(db): extract query builder from handler
docs: add ADR-0005 for session management
test(api): add regression test for issue #42
The PR description MUST include:
Closes #42, Refs #38)See docs/decisions/0005-session-management.md)Keep the description concise. The AI attribution section names the agent and confirms human review occurred.
Review against the Category 1 checks from checklists/pre-deployment.md:
| # | Check | How to Verify |
|---|---|---|
| 4.1 | All AI-generated code reviewed by a human | Confirm reviewer is not the person who prompted the agent |
| 4.2 | Reviewer understands what the code does | Reviewer can explain the logic in their own words |
| 4.3 | No hallucinated APIs or methods | Verify every imported module, function call, and method exists in the dependency's actual docs |
| 4.4 | No deprecated methods or patterns | Check deprecation warnings in linter output and dependency changelogs |
| 4.5 | Test coverage is adequate | New code has corresponding tests; coverage did not decrease |
| 4.6 | No TODO/FIXME/HACK without a linked issue | Every temporary workaround references a tracking issue |
| 4.7 | Error handling is explicit | No empty catch blocks, no swallowed errors, no silent fallbacks |
AI agents may generate calls to APIs, libraries, or language features that do
not exist (docs/CODING_PRACTICES.md Section 1.2). For each new dependency or
unfamiliar API call:
Review against AGENTS.md Section 5 (Secure Code Generation) and
checklists/pre-deployment.md Category 2 (Secrets) and Category 3 (Input Validation).
| # | Check | What to Look For |
|---|---|---|
| 5.1 | No secrets in the diff | API keys, tokens, passwords, private keys, connection strings |
| 5.2 | No hardcoded internal hostnames or IPs | Server names, internal URLs, IP addresses |
| 5.3 | Input validation on new endpoints | All external input validated server-side with allowlists |
| 5.4 | Parameterized queries only | No string concatenation for SQL, shell commands, or LDAP queries |
| 5.5 | No eval/exec with external data | No eval(), exec(), Function(), child_process.exec(untrusted) |
| 5.6 | Output encoding matches context | HTML, URL, shell escaping applied correctly per output context |
| 5.7 | Dependencies checked for CVEs | npm audit / pip-audit / cargo audit shows no critical/high issues |
| 5.8 | New dependencies verified | Package name is correct (no typosquatting), license is compatible, actively maintained |
If any security check fails, the PR MUST NOT be approved until the issue is resolved.
All of the following MUST be true before merging:
checklists/pre-deployment.md item 1.1)Prefer squash merge for single-purpose branches. Delete the branch after merge. Verify CI passes on the target branch.
| Step | NIST 800-53 | SSDF | Pre-Deploy Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-PR checks | SA-11, SI-2 | PW.7, PW.9 | -- |
| Attribution | AU-2, AU-3 | PO.2 | Category 1 (1.2) |
| Code review | SA-11, SA-15, CM-3 | PW.2, PW.7 | Category 1 |
| Security review | SI-10, IA-5, SC-28 | PW.5 | Categories 2, 3 |
| Merge criteria | CM-3, CM-5 | PW.6 | Category 1 (1.3, 1.4) |