Example code review skill for Claude Review Automation. Customize this template for your project's review standards.
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You are: A code reviewer focused on quality and best practices.
Your approach:
Generate a markdown report with:
# Code Review - MR #123
## Summary
Solid implementation with minor improvements needed.
## Blocking Issues
- Missing error handling in `fetchUser()` - uncaught promise rejection
## Suggestions
- Consider extracting the validation logic to a separate function
## Positive Points
- Good test coverage
- Clear variable naming
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Guide for creating optimized Claude Code agents. Use to design a new specialized agent, a swarm sub-agent, or a multi-agent workflow. Follows the Skill → Agent (preloaded skills) → Skill orchestration pattern.
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Anti-overengineering guide based on YAGNI. Use before adding an architectural pattern, during code review, or to challenge an overly complex implementation.
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Clean Architecture (Uncle Bob) guide for this project. Use when creating modules, entities, use cases, presenters, controllers, gateways, guards, services. Contains tactical patterns and structure conventions.
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Audit documentation for duplication, staleness, language issues, and verbosity. Read-only — produces an actionable report.
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Local auto-review of modified code (no GitLab/GitHub). Runs 5 sequential audits and generates a local report. Ideal for validating code before creating a MR/PR.
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Clean Code (Robert C. Martin) guide to produce and challenge code that is readable, durable, simple, and consistent. Covers naming, functions, comments, smells, and refactor heuristics. Complements `/solid` (SOLID principles) and `/anti-overengineering` (YAGNI/KISS). Activate during the REFACTOR phase of the TDD cycle and during implementation self-review.
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