Review

Inspect the current working tree before making assumptions. Start with git status --short, then read the relevant diff.

Prioritize findings over summaries. Report the highest-impact issues first with precise file references and concrete impact.

Check these areas on every run:

• Find unreasonable or fragile design choices.
• Find unfinished requirements or behavior gaps.
• Find potential bugs, regressions, and edge-case failures.
• Find duplicated logic or places where existing code should have been reused.
• Find missing validation, verification, or tests.

When the user expects action instead of commentary, fix the issues you identify and re-check the result.

When reviewing, keep the response structure tight:

• List findings first, ordered by severity.
• Add open questions or assumptions only if they materially affect correctness.
• Add a short change summary only after the findings or fixes.

When no issues are found, say so explicitly and still mention residual risks or missing verification.