This is a structured approach to reviewing git diffs before you commit. It walks through detection, context gathering (reading your lint configs and CLAUDE.md), then analyzes changes across security, correctness, performance, design, and readability. Every finding gets tagged as MAJOR (would block a PR) or MINOR (nice to fix), with file locations and suggested fixes. The workflow is methodical, maybe even rigid, but that's the point: it stops you from shipping a SQL injection while arguing about variable names. If you want quick feedback on staged changes without opening a PR, or you're working solo and miss having a second pair of eyes, this gives you a consistent review checklist that respects your project's conventions.
npx skills add https://github.com/absolutelyskilled/absolutelyskilled --skill code-review-mastery