Pull Request Review Skill — Severity-Ranked Findings
Turn any coding assistant into a disciplined PR reviewer. This skill enforces a severity-ranked review protocol: it reads the diff hunk-by-hunk, hunts for correctness bugs before style nits, verifies each finding against the surrounding code before reporting it, and formats everything as paste-ready review comments. Tuned over hundreds of real reviews to kill the two failure modes of AI review: nitpick spam and confidently-wrong findings.
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# SKILL: PR Review — Severity-Ranked Findings … [purchase to unlock the full definition]
Example outputs
[HIGH | correctness] `applyDiscount()` divides by `items.length` before the empty-cart guard — a cart emptied in another tab throws here. Repro: remove last item, refresh checkout. Fix: hoist the guard above line 42.
2 HIGH, 1 MED, 0 nits. Verified each against caller usage — no speculative findings. Safe to merge after the two HIGH fixes; MED is a follow-up candidate.
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- v1Initial releaseJul 25, 2026
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