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review-it
review-it contient 5 skills collectées depuis DevOtts, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
The QA front door of the DevOtts lifecycle family — plan-it plans, build-it builds, /review-it verifies. PRIMARY mission: run the unit tests, e2e tests and test-cases generated at plan phase to prove the build obeys the plan — the independent verification leg of the plan→build→review triangle. Also verifies third-party side-effects (the Airtable class), staging/prod deploys (deployed-code ladder + [REAL] re-runs), and runs a severity-tiered PR review. Routes execution to full-qa, iterate, chrome-cdp-control, make-eval and parallel-lifecycle — never re-implements them — and enforces an 11-rule gate catalog that makes false-VERIFIED claims un-shippable. Invoked with no Test Contract it never refuses and never self-grades — it runs the no-contract ladder and tags every verdict AUTHORED or DERIVED. Use when the user says "/review-it", "review it", "verify the build", "run the test contract", "QA this feature", "verify this deploy", "review this PR", or when build-it reaches its QA phase.
Staging/prod deploy verification — proves the build actually works in the live environment, not that a dashboard says "Ready". Runs the deployed-code ladder (curl the new route, grep served HTML, digest-pin — merged ≠ deployable ≠ deployed), re-runs the Test Contract's [REAL]-tagged cases against the live env under Tier-2 rules, walks the release checklist (rollback, monitoring, feature flags, migration safety, credential hygiene), and emits READY / NOT-READY with per-item evidence. Invoked by /review-it when the target is "staging"/"prod"/a release, or standalone when the user says "verify the deploy", "is it actually live", "pre-release check", "can we ship this".
The QA front door of the DevOtts lifecycle family — plan-it plans, build-it builds, /review-it verifies. PRIMARY mission: run the unit tests, e2e tests and test-cases generated at plan phase to prove the build obeys the plan — the independent verification leg of the plan→build→review triangle. Also verifies third-party side-effects (the Airtable class), staging/prod deploys (deployed-code ladder + [REAL] re-runs), and runs a severity-tiered PR review. Routes execution to full-qa, iterate, chrome-cdp-control, make-eval and parallel-lifecycle — never re-implements them — and enforces an 11-rule gate catalog that makes false-VERIFIED claims un-shippable. Invoked with no Test Contract it never refuses and never self-grades — it runs the no-contract ladder and tags every verdict AUTHORED or DERIVED. Use when the user says "/review-it", "review it", "verify the build", "run the test contract", "QA this feature", "verify this deploy", "review this PR", or when build-it reaches its QA phase.
Third-party side-effect verification — the Airtable failure class, first-class. Verifies that writes to external systems (Airtable, Slack, Shopify, CRMs, payment providers) actually landed, by reading the record back from the target system's OWN surfaces — API GET for field values AND the UI render for display semantics — with read-back stability (2–3 reads) and real-target coverage. Invoked by /review-it when a DoD includes third-party writes, or standalone when the user says "verify the write landed", "check the Airtable/Slack/Shopify record", "did the integration actually save it". A write verified only by sender-side success is not verified.
SECONDARY review-it mode — the PR-review PROCESS wrapper. Produces severity-tiered (BLOCKER/MAJOR/MINOR/NIT), evidence-cited (file:line) findings with a blocking-vs-advisory split, loading the consumer project's checklist from .claude/review-config.md (works with zero config via a generic checklist). It does not duplicate /code-review — it may invoke code-review-style passes as executors and wraps them in process: scope, checklist, severity, evidence, verdict. Invoked by /review-it when the target is a PR ref/branch/diff, or standalone when the user says "review this PR", "review the diff", "pre-merge review".