Before any code change is committed or deployed, a mandatory review is required. This automated process checks every line of code for errors and consistency. It helps teams catch problems early and keep code quality high.
The skill lets you choose from different review engines like Claude, OpenAI Codex, or Google Gemini. You can also run multiple engines together for deeper analysis. Each engine has its own strengths, so you can pick what fits your project best.
An ADR gate runs before the review to enforce architectural decisions. It checks that changes follow documented plans. If no agreement exists for a non-trivial change, you will be prompted to create one. This keeps the whole team aligned and avoids hidden shifts.
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