Code Review Prompt — the Review Contract
"Review this code" gets shallow comments. The review contract gets findings with severities, a checklist, and a verdict.
View Resource →Generate code review prompts for any scope — snippet, file, diff, or full pull request — with focused review rules.
"Review this code" gets shallow comments. The review contract gets findings with severities, a checklist, and a verdict.
View Resource →Twelve security checks — injection, auth, secrets, SSRF, privilege escalation — reviewed the way an attacker would read the code.
View Resource →Architecture review for the public surface: abstractions that earn their place, dependency direction, seams, and the patterns the codebase already has.
View Resource →Mentoring-style maintainability review: what makes the next change expensive, explained with corrected examples — teach, don't just judge.
View Resource →Allocations in hot loops, N+1 queries, complexity against real input sizes — the performance review that thinks about production load.
View Resource →SHIP or DO NOT SHIP: twelve checks on failure modes, observability, rollback, and load — the review that happens before the incident.
View Resource →Review the change as it will land: cross-file impact, deployment risk, migration safety — plus whether the PR does what its description says.
View Resource →AI wrote it; review it with extra suspicion: strict correctness review of the diff, because generated code fails confidently.
View Resource →Correctness review with C#'s own traps: async deadlocks, undisposed IDisposables, double-enumerated LINQ, silenced nullability.
View Resource →Best-practices review with JavaScript's own traps added: equality coercion, floating promises, this-binding, shared-object mutation.
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