Code Review Agent Skill
PR review checklist — correctness, security, performance, tests.
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description: PR review checklist — correctness, security, performance, tests.
homepage: https://yepapi.com/skills/code-review
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tags: [code-review, pr, review, quality]
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# Code Review
## Rules
- Review for correctness first, style second
- Check: does it do what the PR says it does?
- Check: are there edge cases not handled?
- Check: are there security implications? (auth, injection, XSS)
- Check: are there performance implications? (N+1 queries, missing indexes)
- Check: is it tested? Do the tests actually test the behavior?
- Constructive feedback: suggest alternatives, don't just criticize
- Approve if it's good enough — don't block on nitpicksInstall
Why Use the Code Review Skill?
Without this skill, your AI guesses at code review patterns. It might hallucinate deprecated APIs, use outdated conventions, or miss best practices entirely. With it, your AI follows a proven ruleset — every suggestion aligns with current standards.
Drop this skill into your project and your AI instantly knows the rules. Better code suggestions, fewer errors, faster shipping.
Try These Prompts
These prompts work better with the Code Review skill installed. Your AI knows the context and writes code that fits.
"Review this pull request for correctness, security issues, and performance problems"
"Create a PR checklist that validates test coverage, type safety, and API contracts"
"Analyze this code for common anti-patterns and suggest improvements"
Code Review skill — FAQ
It provides a PR review checklist covering correctness, security, performance, and test coverage. Your AI reviews code systematically instead of making surface-level suggestions.
Run `npx skills add YepAPI/skills --skill code-review` in your project root. This copies the skill file into your repo where your AI coding tool can read it automatically.
It covers correctness, security vulnerabilities, performance issues, test coverage, and code style. The checklist is designed to catch common problems before they reach production.