What problem does it solve? Code review is inconsistent and often superficial: reviewers infer intent from the diff, miss untested behavior, and leave ambiguous comments that stall merges. This Skill enforces a disciplined, read-only audit of a proposed change against the specification it claims to satisfy and the project's documented standards, ending in a clear verdict. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Specification-anchored review: Reads the PR description, linked issue, and acceptance criteria before touching code, so findings test the change against stated intent rather than reverse-engineered guesses. - Six-category coverage with severity labels: Systematically checks correctness, design, clarity, test coverage, security, and completeness, labeling every finding Blocking, Suggestion, Nit, or Praise and closing with Approve, Request changes, or Comment. - Non-interactive, read-only operation: Pins an explicit comparison base (e.g., git diff <base>...HEAD), never edits code or configuration, and suits CI or away-from-keyboard workflows. - Use Case: Before pushing a feature branch, ask the agent to review your diff against the issue's acceptance criteria; it returns file-and-line findings grouped by Specification and Standards axes, plus a merge verdict. ## Quick Start Review this branch against main and check it against the acceptance criteria in the linked issue.