name	frontend-review
description	Frontend review for React/TypeScript patterns, state management, rendering, bundle impact, forms, and UX regressions.
license	MIT

Frontend review for React/TypeScript patterns, state management, rendering, bundle impact, forms, and UX regressions.

Inspect changed files and diff hunks relevant to this skill.
Use repository-native tools when available.
Prefer exact evidence from changed code.
Emit findings using the shared JSONL finding contract.
Avoid style-only comments unless they create maintainability or correctness risk.

Use grep or editor search before opening files.
Use git, grep, and gh CLI. These are universally available and sufficient for all review tasks.
Do not depend on tools beyond git, grep, cat, head, wc, and gh.

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name	frontend-review
description	Frontend review for React/TypeScript patterns, state management, rendering, bundle impact, forms, and UX regressions.
license	MIT

Frontend review for React/TypeScript patterns, state management, rendering, bundle impact, forms, and UX regressions.

Inspect changed files and diff hunks relevant to this skill.
Use repository-native tools when available.
Prefer exact evidence from changed code.
Emit findings using the shared JSONL finding contract.
Avoid style-only comments unless they create maintainability or correctness risk.

Use grep or editor search before opening files.
Use git, grep, and gh CLI. These are universally available and sufficient for all review tasks.
Do not depend on tools beyond git, grep, cat, head, wc, and gh.