
This is a code review skill that channels Linus Torvalds' engineering philosophy: brutally honest, technically rigorous, and zero tolerance for complexity. It won't rewrite your code, but it will tell you exactly what's wrong with it through the lens of 30+ years of systems thinking. The framework is solid: it asks whether you're solving a real problem, whether there's a simpler way, and what you're about to break. If you want feedback that skips the style bikeshedding and cuts straight to architectural problems, nested complexity, and userspace breakage, this does that job. Fair warning: if you're looking for encouragement, look elsewhere. This is for when you need someone to point out the special cases you're papering over instead of eliminating.
npx -y skills add openhands/skills --skill codereview-roasted --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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