review

Skills for judging a change or a body of code before it merges.

Skills that read code and report what is wrong with it: reviewing a diff, minimizing the comments in one, and sending the whole question to a second agent whose eyes are not yours.

Nothing here assumes a project layout, a planning system, or a CLI beyond git.

Version	0.1.0
License	MIT
Skills	2

Install

/plugin install review@sdlc

Skills

Skill Description

comment-review Review the comments in a diff or a subtree and minimize them against the expression ladder: a fact belongs first in the identifier, then in the signature and types, then in the declaration's doc annotation, and only when none of those can carry it does it earn an inline comment. Deletes comments that restate the code, moves facts down the ladder, tightens what survives to one short literal statement, strips volatile project state, and replaces duplicated prose with a reference to one canonical home. Invoke for "review the comments", "too many comments", "comment cleanup", or as the comment pass on a branch before review.

sks-code-review Shell out to a headless external agent — codex by default, claude on request — for a code review of the current branch against the upstream default branch: potential errors, cleanup areas, duplication, and opportunities to better use or grow our library set.

Skill	Description
`comment-review`	Review the comments in a diff or a subtree and minimize them against the expression ladder: a fact belongs first in the identifier, then in the signature and types, then in the declaration's doc annotation, and only when none of those can carry it does it earn an inline comment. Deletes comments that restate the code, moves facts down the ladder, tightens what survives to one short literal statement, strips volatile project state, and replaces duplicated prose with a reference to one canonical home. Invoke for "review the comments", "too many comments", "comment cleanup", or as the comment pass on a branch before review.
`sks-code-review`	Shell out to a headless external agent — codex by default, claude on request — for a code review of the current branch against the upstream default branch: potential errors, cleanup areas, duplication, and opportunities to better use or grow our library set.