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Review code for correctness, security, and quality. Use after writing or modifying code, and before merging. Catches bugs, security issues, and style problems.
ATUL-Labs/ctx · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 65
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# Code Review Review code with technical rigor. Not performative agreement. ## Effort Levels - **low/medium**: High-confidence findings only. Real bugs, security holes, correctness issues - **high**: Broader coverage. Style, efficiency, reuse opportunities. May include uncertain findings ## What to Check 1. **Correctness** - does the code do what it claims? Edge cases? Off-by-one? Null handling? 2. **Security** - injection, XSS, CSRF, exposed secrets, unsafe deserialization, auth bypass 3. **Efficiency** - N+1 queries, unnecessary allocations, O(n^2) where O(n) works 4. **Simplification** - can anything be shorter? Can duplicated code be shared? Is there a stdlib alternative? 5. **Consistency** - does it match project patterns? Check `.ctx/pages/patterns.md` 6. **Known mistakes** - does this repeat anything from `.ctx/pages/mistakes.md`? ## Output Format For each finding: ``` [severity] file:line - description Why: explanation Fix: suggested fix (or "verify manually") ``` Severity: CRITICAL (must fix), IMPORTANT (should fix), MINOR (nice to have) ## Fix-and-Re-Review Loop CRITICAL and IMPORTANT findings are not suggestions: 1. Fix them 2. Re-review the fix itself (fresh eyes on the fix diff) 3. Repeat until a review pass returns no CRITICAL or IMPORTANT findings 4. Only then report the work as clean Verify fixes against the actual code, never against the claim that they were fixed. ## Rules - Technical rigor over politeness. If something is wrong, say so dire