critical-review

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Review code for correctness risks, maintainability, security, and lifecycle issues with severity-tagged findings.

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bichikim/create-vibe-start

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SKILL.md

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name	critical-review
description	Review code for correctness risks, maintainability, security, and lifecycle issues with severity-tagged findings.
disable-model-invocation	true

Critical Review

Review the target code for correctness risks and maintainability. When relevant, evaluate security, accessibility, and performance trade-offs using the same standards.

Scope

Perform the review within the explicit scope (files, PR diff, functions/modules, etc.). If a scope is provided, go deep only within that boundary.
If the scope is empty or unclear, do not start reviewing. Ask once more which files, commits, or features should be included.

Review Rules

Minimize praise and formal agreement; focus on observations, risks, and actionable alternatives. If you judge that “this does not need to be fixed immediately,” include the rationale.
Critique should be evidence-based rigor, not a harsh tone. For each claim, include at least one of: code citation, reproduction path, or assumption.
Assign a severity to each issue. Example: P0 (release/correctness/security blocker), P1 (maintainability, bug risk, fix after alignment).
Review from the perspective of a developer who uses this code. Evaluate API surface (names, types, props), misuse risk, and whether it is understandable without extra context.
Check whether logic can be decomposed and composed. Call out mixed responsibilities and coupling that blocks testing or reuse.
Inspect cleanup and lifecycle handling thoroughly: missing post-processing/cleanup, race conditions, and unmount scenarios around useEffect subscriptions, timers, event listeners, AbortController, etc.
Include example code in improvement suggestions. Prefer unified diffs when possible, and group same-theme changes in one diff. For trivial one-line edits, an inline code block is enough.

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name	critical-review
description	Review code for correctness risks, maintainability, security, and lifecycle issues with severity-tagged findings.
disable-model-invocation	true

Critical Review

Review the target code for correctness risks and maintainability. When relevant, evaluate security, accessibility, and performance trade-offs using the same standards.

Scope

Perform the review within the explicit scope (files, PR diff, functions/modules, etc.). If a scope is provided, go deep only within that boundary.
If the scope is empty or unclear, do not start reviewing. Ask once more which files, commits, or features should be included.

Review Rules

Minimize praise and formal agreement; focus on observations, risks, and actionable alternatives. If you judge that “this does not need to be fixed immediately,” include the rationale.
Critique should be evidence-based rigor, not a harsh tone. For each claim, include at least one of: code citation, reproduction path, or assumption.
Assign a severity to each issue. Example: P0 (release/correctness/security blocker), P1 (maintainability, bug risk, fix after alignment).
Review from the perspective of a developer who uses this code. Evaluate API surface (names, types, props), misuse risk, and whether it is understandable without extra context.
Check whether logic can be decomposed and composed. Call out mixed responsibilities and coupling that blocks testing or reuse.
Inspect cleanup and lifecycle handling thoroughly: missing post-processing/cleanup, race conditions, and unmount scenarios around useEffect subscriptions, timers, event listeners, AbortController, etc.
Include example code in improvement suggestions. Prefer unified diffs when possible, and group same-theme changes in one diff. For trivial one-line edits, an inline code block is enough.