This runs a two-axis code review on your git diff between any fixed point and HEAD. It spins up parallel sub-agents to check whether your changes match coding standards and whether they actually implement the spec from your issue or PRD. The parallel approach keeps the contexts separate so they don't contaminate each other, then aggregates findings. You pick the comparison point (a commit SHA, branch, tag, or relative ref like HEAD~5), and it validates everything before kicking off the review agents. It's a Chinese localization of Matt Pocock's original skill set. Useful when you want structured feedback on a feature branch before merging, especially if you've got documented standards and clear specs to check against.
npx -y skills add vinvcn/mattpocock-skills-zh-cn --skill code-review --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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