code-review

name	code-review
description	Use when the user asks for a code review, asks to "review the code", or requests review of a feature/PR/branch. Runs the OntoBricks review checklist defined in .cursorrules.

OntoBricks code review

The review steps are canonical in .cursorrules ("When asking for a code review, do all these tasks (in this order)…"). Read it first; this skill only sequences the work and adds Claude-Code-specific tooling notes.

Procedure

Create a TodoWrite with one item per .cursorrules review step, in order:

1. Rule compliance — walk changed files, flag every violation. Cite the specific canonical file and section (e.g. "violates .cursor/05 §Error Handling"). The most common violations are listed at the bottom of this skill as a quick-reference checklist; the rules themselves live in the canonical files, not here.
2. Duplication — Grep for similar function names, repeated SQL strings, recurring try/except patterns. Propose Extract Function/Class/Move Function per Fowler vocabulary (see src/.coding_rules.md).
3. Dead code — propose, do not delete blindly. List candidates with a one-line rationale.
4. Session-data audit — open src/back/objects/session/DomainSession.py and any other session storage. For each field output field | used? | derivable? | recommendation.
5. Tests — uv run pytest -q -m "not scenario" (scenarios are opt-in — see .cursor/08-testing-and-deployment). Report PASS/FAIL counts.
6. Documentation — Sphinx + README per .cursor/08-testing-and-deployment §Documentation Rules.

End with a summary block:

Review summary
- Rule violations: <count> (fixed: <count>, plan: <count>)
- Duplication clusters: <count>
- Dead code candidates: <count>
- Session fields removed: <count>
- Tests: <passed>/<total>
- Docs updated: <yes/no>

Quick-reference: the violations I see most often

This is a memory aid for grep-style spotting. Authoritative wording lives in the canonical files, not here.

• Bare HTTPException or {'success': False, ...} → .cursor/10
• print() or f-string in logger.*(...) → .cursor/10 §Logging
• Business logic in routes → .cursor/05, .cursor/07
• HTTP types in back/core/ or Request/Response in back/objects/ → .cursor/07
• Inline CSS/JS in templates → .cursor/05 §Frontend
• Secrets or query results on a domain object → .cursor/02, .cursor/07 §Domain Security
• Multiple public classes per file, or filename not PascalCase → .cursor/01, .cursor/07 §Class-First Policy

Don't

• Don't refactor and review in the same pass without explicit approval — propose first.
• Don't paraphrase the rules in your review output — cite the canonical file.
• Don't claim "all good" without running the tests.