code-review-assistant

name	code-review-assistant
description	Analyzes PRs to assign expert reviewers, detect code issues, and generate architectural diagrams. Use for PR reviews, code analysis, pull requests, git diffs, or mentions of reviewers, code quality, or standards.
allowed-tools	["Bash","Read","Write","Grep","Glob","WebFetch"]

Code Review Assistant

Analyzes a pull request to assign reviewers, detect code issues, and visually explain complex changes. Can automatically assign reviewers via GitHub CLI and post review comments.

Setup: Run bash scripts/setup.sh to check environment and install dependencies.

Get PR Data

If you have a diff and PR link provided: Analyze that directly.

Otherwise: Use GitHub CLI to fetch from current repo:

gh pr view --json number,title,body,author,files
gh pr diff

If gh not installed: https://cli.github.com/

Analysis

1. Assign Reviewers: Read reference/team-expertise.md, match expertise areas to changes in the diff

2. Detect Issues:

   • Read reference/code-standards-map.md for quick issue list
   • If any patterns match the diff, grep the full details from code-standards.md using the XML tag
   • Flag by severity (🔴🟡🔵)

3. Visual Explanations: Unless none or only minor code changes, run:

   • node scripts/generate-diagram.js "<description>"
   • node scripts/upload-image.js <file> → Cloudinary URL
   • Include as ![](url) in review

Output Format

## 🤖 Claude PR Assessment

## 🎨 Visual Explanation
![](url) - Description (don't include if minimal code changes)

## 👥 Recommended Reviewers
- **@username** (Name) - Expertise areas that match this PR

## ⚠️ Areas of Concern
- 🔴/🟡/🔵 **Matched code standard pattern title**
  - Files it occurs in, optional 3-5 line snippets and aggregated explanation
  - Concise recommended solution

## ✅ Overall Assessment
Strengths, changes needed, recommendation

Post-Review Actions

After presenting the review, offer to help with:

1. Auto-assign reviewers:

   gh pr edit <number> --add-reviewer username1,username2,username3
   

   Use the GitHub usernames (@username) from the recommended reviewers list.

2. Post review as PR comment:

   gh pr comment <number> --body-file <review-file.md>
   

   Save the full review markdown to a temporary file first, then post it.

Ask the user if they'd like you to perform either of these actions.

Reference Files

Progressive disclosure - only load what you need:

• reference/team-expertise.md - Team member expertise areas with GitHub usernames
• reference/code-standards-map.md - Quick list of detectable issues (check this first)
• reference/code-standards.md - Full issue details with XML tags (grep specific sections)

Scripts

• scripts/generate-diagram.js - Gemini API integration for visual explanations
• scripts/upload-image.js - Cloudinary upload for public image URLs

Run with Node.js, see script headers for usage details.