If you work on a Chinese-speaking dev team, you've seen both extremes: reviews so polite they let bugs through, or feedback so blunt it starts arguments. This gives you the middle ground. It teaches phrasing that's direct but respectful (建议 instead of 命令, questions instead of rejection), priority labels like [必须修复] versus [仅供参考], and practical templates for security issues, concurrency bugs, and SQL injection. Also covers when to use Chinese versus English in comments and commits. The antipattern section is honest about real problems: rubber-stamp LGTMs, not reviewing senior devs, and endless style debates. Call it explicitly with /chinese-code-review when you need the communication framework, not the technical analysis.
npx skills add https://github.com/jnmetacode/superpowers-zh --skill chinese-code-review