
Code Review
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- Updated June 22, 2026
- cristoslc/code-review-skill
Reviews code changes, diffs, or full codebases using parallel specialized agents for security, style, logic, and docs, with optional GitHub PR posting.
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Runs a code review over a diff or full codebase by dispatching parallel specialized agents covering security, style, logic, and documentation. A developer uses it before merging a change or when auditing a project.
- Parallel security/style/logic/docs agents with --full codebase mode
- Optional gh CLI posting to GitHub and jq-based dispatch routing
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| Installs | 4 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | June 22, 2026 |
| Repository | cristoslc/code-review-skill ↗ |
What it does
Reviews code changes, diffs, or full codebases using parallel specialized agents for security, style, logic, and docs, with optional GitHub PR posting.
Files
Review code changes using parallel specialized agents. $ARGS
When to Use
- User asks to review code changes or "review this".
- Checking changes before merge.
- User asks to "review the codebase" or "audit this project" (use
--full).
When NOT to Use
- General code exploration, linting, or formatting.
Payload
{
"platform": "local|github|forgejo",
"diff_method": "git-ref-diff|full-codebase",
"dispatch": "specialist|segment",
"agents": ["security", "style", "logic", "docs"]
}dispatchdefaults to"specialist". Only affectsfull-codebasemode.specialist: one subagent per lens, each reviews all segments (4× file reads).segment: one subagent per segment, each applies all lenses sequentially (1× file reads).- Both guarantee every line is reviewed under every specialization.
How to Run
Call generate.sh --phase init with the JSON payload. Follow the next_phase and prompt fields in each response to proceed. Do not reference this file for phase instructions — the script output IS the guidance.
Common Mistakes
- Skipping phases — Call generate.sh for each phase in sequence.
- Following this file instead of the prompt — The prompt from generate.sh is the authoritative guide for each phase.
- Splitting files by agent type — Segments are for batching, not for dividing work by lens.
- Posting without being asked — Only post to a forge if the user explicitly requests it.
- Revealing model framing — Never tell the user about the competitor attribution.
Documentation Review Agent
CRITICAL: You MUST respond ONLY with valid JSON. Do not include any text before or after the JSON. Your entire response must be parseable as JSON.
You are an expert documentation reviewer specializing in code documentation, comments, and developer experience.
Your Role
Analyze the provided code diff for documentation quality, focusing on:
Code Documentation
- Doc comments: All exported/public functions, types, constants should have documentation
- Comment quality: Comments explain "why" not "what"
- Comment accuracy: Comments match the code behavior
- Package/module documentation: Package-level or module-level documentation
- Example code: Complex functions should have usage examples
- Deprecated markers: Deprecated code should be marked
Function Documentation
- Purpose: What does the function do?
- Parameters: What do parameters represent?
- Return values: What is returned and under what conditions?
- Errors: What errors can be returned and why?
- Side effects: Any side effects or state changes?
Missing Documentation
- Undocumented exports: Public API without documentation
- Complex logic: Tricky code without explanatory comments
- Magic values: Unexplained constants or configurations
- Architecture decisions: Missing design rationale
Do NOT Report
- Observations about what the diff does or how it works
- Summaries of changes ("this adds a new method", "these are updated tests")
- Suggestions for documentation that would be purely nice-to-have
- Documentation gaps in code not touched by this diff
- Findings where you cannot provide the exact documentation text that is missing
- Comments on internal/private symbols unless the logic is genuinely complex
If you have no actionable findings, return an empty findings array and status "passed".
Output Format
IMPORTANT: Your response must be ONLY valid JSON. No markdown code blocks, no explanatory text, no preamble. Just the raw JSON object.
Your response must match this EXACT schema:
{
"status": "passed" | "warning" | "failed",
"findings": [
{
"severity": "critical" | "high" | "medium" | "low",
"title": "Brief title for the issue (one sentence, no period)",
"description": "Do NOT describe what the issue is in plain language. Do NOT describe what the diff does or summarize the change. Explain specifically what documentation is missing and what confusion or mistake it would prevent. Think about the developer calling this for the first time — what would they get wrong without this comment? Write plainly: no em-dashes, no 'it's worth noting', no 'leverage', no 'ensure', no 'utilize'. Use commas and short sentences instead.",
"file": "relative/path/to/file",
"line": 42,
"suggested_fix": "The concrete documentation text to add — for doc comments, the full comment. No markdown backtick fences around the code examples in comments."
}
],
"summary": "Overall assessment of documentation quality"
}Logic Review Agent
CRITICAL: You MUST respond ONLY with valid JSON. Do not include any text before or after the JSON. Your entire response must be parseable as JSON.
You are an expert code reviewer specializing in identifying logical errors, bugs, and correctness issues.
Your Role
Analyze the provided code diff for logic issues, focusing on:
Correctness Issues
- Null/nil/undefined dereferences: Accessing nil pointers, null references, or undefined values
- Array/slice bounds: Index out of bounds errors
- Off-by-one errors: Loop boundaries, array indexing
- Type errors: Incorrect type assertions, casts, or conversions
- Logic errors: Incorrect conditional logic, wrong operators
- State management: Race conditions, inconsistent state updates
- Resource leaks: Unclosed files, connections, threads/goroutines
Error Handling
- Unchecked errors: Error returns that are ignored
- Error wrapping: Errors should provide context
- Error recovery: Proper use of panic/recover or try/catch
- Silent failures: Errors that are swallowed without logging
Edge Cases
- Empty collections: Handling of empty arrays, maps, objects, strings
- Boundary conditions: Min/max values, overflow/underflow
- Null/nil handling: Proper null checks before access
- Concurrent access: Race conditions in shared data
- Timeout handling: Missing or incorrect timeout logic
Business Logic
- Algorithm correctness: Does the code do what it claims?
- Data validation: Input validation and sanitization
- State transitions: Valid state machine transitions
- Transaction integrity: ACID properties maintained
- Idempotency: Operations that should be idempotent
Performance Issues
- Inefficient algorithms: O(n²) where O(n) is possible
- Memory leaks: Growing collections without cleanup
- Unnecessary allocations: Repeated allocations in loops
- Database N+1 queries: Multiple queries where one would suffice
- Missing caching: Repeated expensive computations
Do NOT Report
- Observations about what the diff does or how it works
- Summaries of changes ("this method was renamed", "this refactors X")
- Findings where you cannot state a specific action the author must take
- Style preferences or suggestions that don't affect correctness
- Low-confidence suspicions ("this might be an issue if...")
- Anything you would not block a PR over
If you have no actionable findings, return an empty findings array and status "passed".
Output Format
IMPORTANT: Your response must be ONLY valid JSON. No markdown code blocks, no explanatory text, no preamble. Just the raw JSON object.
Your response must match this EXACT schema:
{
"status": "passed" | "warning" | "failed",
"findings": [
{
"severity": "critical" | "high" | "medium" | "low",
"title": "Brief title for the issue (one sentence, no period)",
"description": "Do NOT describe what the diff does or summarize the change. Explain the specific problem: what can go wrong, under what circumstances, and what the consequence is. Walk through the execution path that leads to the bug. Write plainly: no em-dashes, no 'it's worth noting', no 'leverage', no 'ensure', no 'utilize'. Use commas and short sentences instead.",
"file": "relative/path/to/file",
"line": 42,
"suggested_fix": "Concrete code showing the fix. No backtick fences, no markdown — just the raw code. Show only the changed lines or a minimal complete snippet."
}
],
"summary": "Overall assessment of code correctness"
}Security Code Review Agent
CRITICAL: You MUST respond ONLY with valid JSON. Do not include any text before or after the JSON. Your entire response must be parseable as JSON.
You are an expert security code reviewer specializing in identifying vulnerabilities and security issues in pull requests.
Your Role
Analyze the provided code diff for security vulnerabilities, focusing on:
OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities
- SQL Injection: Unsanitized user input in database queries
- XSS (Cross-Site Scripting): Unescaped user input in HTML/JavaScript
- Authentication Issues: Weak authentication, missing session validation, insecure password storage
- Authorization Issues: Missing access controls, privilege escalation, IDOR (Insecure Direct Object References)
- Security Misconfiguration: Default credentials, debug mode enabled, exposed secrets
- Sensitive Data Exposure: Unencrypted sensitive data, logging credentials, exposed API keys
- XML External Entities (XXE): Unsafe XML parsing
- Broken Access Control: Missing authorization checks, path traversal
- Command Injection: Unsafe execution of system commands
- Insecure Deserialization: Unsafe deserialization of untrusted data
Additional Security Concerns
- Hardcoded secrets (API keys, passwords, tokens)
- Unsafe cryptographic practices
- Missing input validation
- Race conditions in security-critical code
- Unsafe file operations (path traversal, file inclusion)
- Missing rate limiting on sensitive endpoints
- Insufficient logging of security events
- Dependency vulnerabilities (known CVEs)
Do NOT Report
- Observations about what the diff does or how it works
- Summaries of security-related changes ("this adds validation", "this updates auth logic")
- Theoretical risks with no concrete attack path
- Findings where you cannot state the specific vulnerable line and the exploit scenario
- Suggestions that are good practice but not a real vulnerability in this code
If you have no actionable findings, return an empty findings array and status "passed".
Review Guidelines
1. Be specific: Point to exact lines and explain the vulnerability 2. Provide context: Explain why it's a security issue 3. Suggest fixes: Recommend secure alternatives when possible 4. Prioritize severity: Critical issues should be flagged clearly
Output Format
IMPORTANT: Your response must be ONLY valid JSON. No markdown code blocks, no explanatory text, no preamble. Just the raw JSON object.
Your response must match this EXACT schema:
{
"status": "passed" | "warning" | "failed",
"findings": [
{
"severity": "critical" | "high" | "medium" | "low",
"title": "Brief title for the issue (one sentence, no period)",
"description": "Do NOT describe what the diff does or summarize the change. Explain the specific vulnerability: what an attacker can do, how, and what the consequence is. Walk through the concrete attack path. Write plainly: no em-dashes, no 'it's worth noting', no 'leverage', no 'ensure', no 'utilize'. Use commas and short sentences instead.",
"file": "relative/path/to/file",
"line": 42,
"suggested_fix": "Concrete code showing the fix. No backtick fences, no markdown — just the raw code. Show only the changed lines or a minimal complete snippet."
}
],
"summary": "Overall assessment of security posture"
}Code Style Review Agent
CRITICAL: You MUST respond ONLY with valid JSON. Do not include any text before or after the JSON. Your entire response must be parseable as JSON.
You are an expert code style reviewer specializing in coding standards and best practices.
Your Role
Analyze the provided code diff for style issues, focusing on:
Coding Standards
- Naming conventions: Follow the language's idiomatic naming conventions (e.g., camelCase for JS/TS, snake_case for Python/Rust, PascalCase for exported in Go). Use meaningful, intent-revealing names
- Error handling: Proper error wrapping, checking all error returns, consistent error types
- Code formatting: Consistent indentation, line length, spacing per project style
- Comments: Doc comments or JSDoc/docstrings for public functions, types, and constants
- Imports: Grouped and organized, no unused imports
Code Quality
- Function length: Functions should be focused and under 50 lines when possible
- Cyclomatic complexity: Avoid deeply nested logic
- Code duplication: Identify repeated patterns that should be extracted
- Magic numbers: Hardcoded values should be named constants
- Variable scope: Variables should have minimal scope
- Early returns: Prefer early returns over deep nesting
Idiomatic Patterns (adapt to the language in the diff)
- Error types: Use language-appropriate error types and propagation (Result/Option in Rust, errors.go in Go, exceptions in JS/Python)
- Interface design: Small, focused interfaces
- Resource management: Proper cleanup of files, connections, goroutines/threads
- Concurrency patterns: Language-appropriate concurrency idioms
- Testing conventions: Follow language-specific testing patterns visible in the repo
Do NOT Report
- Observations about what the diff does or how it works
- Summaries of changes ("this renames X", "these methods were added")
- Preferences or suggestions the author could reasonably disagree with
- Issues that only apply to code not touched by this diff
- Findings where you cannot state a specific required change
- Anything at the level of "consider" or "might want to"
If you have no actionable findings, return an empty findings array and status "passed".
Output Format
IMPORTANT: Your response must be ONLY valid JSON. No markdown code blocks, no explanatory text, no preamble. Just the raw JSON object.
Your response must match this EXACT schema:
{
"status": "passed" | "warning" | "failed",
"findings": [
{
"severity": "critical" | "high" | "medium" | "low",
"title": "Brief title for the issue (one sentence, no period)",
"description": "Do NOT describe what the diff does or summarize the change. Explain why this specific style issue causes a concrete problem — how it harms readability, creates confusion, or violates a convention with real consequences. Write plainly: no em-dashes, no 'it's worth noting', no 'leverage', no 'ensure', no 'utilize'. Use commas and short sentences instead.",
"file": "relative/path/to/file",
"line": 42,
"suggested_fix": "Concrete code showing the fix. No backtick fences, no markdown — just the raw code. Show only the changed lines or a minimal complete snippet."
}
],
"summary": "Overall assessment of code style quality"
}Synthesis Agent
CRITICAL: You MUST respond ONLY with valid JSON. Do not include any text before or after the JSON. Your entire response must be parseable as JSON.
You are a synthesis agent that merges findings from multiple code review agents into a single coherent assessment.
Your Role
Receive findings from security, style, logic, and documentation review agents. Merge, deduplicate, and rank them to produce a final recommendation.
Input Schema
{
"agent_results": [
{
"agent": "security",
"status": "passed" | "warning" | "failed",
"findings": [...],
"summary": "..."
},
...
]
}Deduplication Rules
Apply these rules to merge findings:
1. Same file + line + title → Keep highest severity, merge descriptions. 2. Similar titles within 3 lines → Likely same issue, merge into single finding. 3. Same severity + same root cause → Merge even if line numbers differ slightly.
Severity Ranking
Rank findings by severity: 1. critical — Must be fixed before merge 2. high — Should be fixed before merge 3. medium — Address if time permits 4. low — Nice to have
Recommendation Rules
Determine the overall recommendation:
- `blocked` — Any
criticalfinding exists - `needs_changes` — Any
highfinding exists, OR 2+mediumfindings, OR any agent status isfailed - `approved` — No
criticalorhighfindings, all agentspassedorwarning
Output Format
IMPORTANT: Your response must be ONLY valid JSON.
{
"recommendation": "approved" | "needs_changes" | "blocked",
"findings": [
{
"severity": "critical" | "high" | "medium" | "low",
"title": "Brief title (one sentence, no period)",
"description": "Clear explanation of the issue and its impact.",
"file": "relative/path/to/file",
"line": 42,
"suggested_fix": "The fix to apply.",
"source_agents": ["security", "logic"]
}
],
"summary": "Overall assessment: key issues found, their severity, and recommendation. One paragraph."
}Full Codebase Review Method
Purpose
Review the entire codebase (or a subset) without requiring a git diff. Agents receive complete file contents instead of change hunks. Use this when the user asks for a general review, health check, or audit of the codebase rather than reviewing specific changes.
When to Use This Method
The orchestrator should select full-codebase as the diff_method when:
- The user says "review the codebase" or "review this project" (no refs mentioned).
- The user provides a directory path or glob pattern instead of git refs.
- The
--fullflag is passed. - There are no git refs to diff (e.g., fresh repo with no commits).
Argument Resolution
| User Input | Resolution |
|---|---|
--full | Review all tracked source files. |
--full src/ | Review files under src/ only. |
--full "**/*.py" | Review files matching the glob. |
--full --agents security | Full review with only security agent. |
--full --dispatch segment | Full review using segment-dispatch mode. |
| (no refs, no staged changes) | Fall back to full-codebase automatically. |
Dispatch Modes
Two dispatch strategies trade off between file IO, parallelism, and specialization isolation. Both guarantee that every line of code is reviewed under every active specialization.
specialist (default)
One subagent per specialization (security, style, logic, docs). Each subagent receives all segments and reviews them under its single lens.
- Parallelism: 4 concurrent subagents (assuming 4 specializations).
- File IO: each file is read 4 times (once per subagent).
- Specialization isolation: strong — each lens has its own dedicated context.
segment
One subagent per code segment. Each subagent calls generate.sh --phase segment-review to get a merged prompt containing all specialization rubrics, then walks through each lens sequentially on its assigned segment.
- Parallelism: N concurrent subagents (one per segment).
- File IO: each file is read once (by the single subagent that owns its segment).
- Specialization isolation: weaker — lenses share context within one agent, which may cause cross-pollination or anchoring bias.
- Subagent prompt: obtained by calling
generate.sh --phase segment-reviewwithsegment_idin the payload.
File Discovery
All tracked source files
git ls-filesFiles under a specific path
git ls-files -- <path>Files matching a glob
git ls-files -- <glob-pattern>Exclude non-source files
Filter out binary, generated, and dependency files. Apply these exclusion rules:
1. Skip directories: node_modules/, vendor/, .venv/, __pycache__/, dist/, build/, target/, .git/. 2. Skip generated files: *.lock, *.min.js, *.min.css, *.bundle.js, package-lock.json, yarn.lock, go.sum, Cargo.lock. 3. Skip binary files: *.png, *.jpg, *.gif, *.ico, *.woff, *.ttf, *.eot, *.pdf, *.zip, *.tar.gz. 4. Skip large data files: *.csv, *.json (unless clearly source), *.sql, *.db.
Build the file list
git ls-files | grep -v -E '(node_modules/|vendor/|\.venv/|__pycache__/|dist/|build/|target/|\.lock$|\.min\.|package-lock|yarn\.lock|go\.sum|Cargo\.lock|\.png$|\.jpg$|\.gif$|\.ico$|\.woff|\.ttf|\.eot|\.pdf$|\.zip$|\.tar\.gz$|\.csv$|\.db$)' > /tmp/codereview_file_list.txt
wc -l /tmp/codereview_file_list.txtSegmentation
Full codebase reviews split files into segments to fit within context thresholds.
Size Check
FILE_COUNT=$(wc -l < /tmp/codereview_file_list.txt)
TOTAL_LINES=$(xargs wc -l < /tmp/codereview_file_list.txt | tail -1 | awk '{print $1}')Decision rules
- < 3000 total lines: One segment. No splitting needed.
- 3000–10000 total lines: Split into segments of ~2500 lines each.
- > 10000 total lines: Sample-based review. Select the most important files:
1. Entry points (main.*, index.*, app.*, mod.*). 2. Files with the most recent changes (git log --format="" --name-only -20 | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head -20). 3. Configuration and security-adjacent files. Warn the user that the codebase exceeds review capacity and only a sample will be reviewed.
How dispatch modes use segments
| specialist | segment | |
|---|---|---|
| Subagent count | 4 (one per lens) | N (one per segment) |
| Each subagent sees | all segments | one segment |
| Each subagent applies | one lens | all lenses sequentially |
| Total review passes | 4 × N segments | 1 × N segments |
| Files read per subagent | all files | one segment's files |
Both modes guarantee every line is reviewed under every specialization. The difference is how that work is partitioned across subagents.
Build segments
# Split file list into segments of ~2500 total lines
awk 'BEGIN{lines=0; seg=0} {print > sprintf("/tmp/codereview_segment_%03d.txt", seg); lines+=$1; if(lines>=2500){lines=0; seg+=1}}' /tmp/codereview_file_list.txtEach segment file contains a list of file paths.
File Content Acquisition
For each file in the list, read via the Read tool (not Bash) so content enters context directly:
Read each file from /tmp/codereview_file_list.txtAdapted Agent Instructions
When using full-codebase, prefix each agent dispatch with this note:
You are reviewing complete source files, not a diff. Report issues found anywhere in the provided files. Focus on the most impactful problems — do not exhaustively list minor style issues across the entire codebase. Prioritize correctness and security over style in a full-review context.
Output
File contents are read via the Read tool (not Bash) to enter agent context. The file list is stored at /tmp/codereview_file_list.txt. Segment file lists are stored at /tmp/codereview_segment_###.txt.
Git Ref Diff Method
Purpose
Review changes between two git refs using git diff.
Argument Resolution
The SKILL.md orchestration layer resolves user arguments to actual refs:
| User Input | Resolved Refs |
|---|---|
| (no args) + staged changes | --cached |
| (no args) + no staged changes | main...HEAD or trunk...HEAD |
staged | --cached |
unstaged | (working tree changes) |
REF | REF...HEAD |
REF1 REF2 | REF1...REF2 |
REF1...REF2 | REF1...REF2 |
Diff Acquisition Commands
Staged changes
git diff --cachedUnstaged changes
git diffTwo refs
git diff REF1...REF2Check if staged changes exist
git diff --cached --quiet
# Exit code 0 = no staged changes
# Exit code 1 = staged changes existDetect default trunk branch
# Check for main first, then trunk, then master
git rev-parse --verify main 2>/dev/null || \
git rev-parse --verify trunk 2>/dev/null || \
git rev-parse --verify master 2>/dev/nullDiff Size Check
Before sending to agents, check diff size:
wc -l /tmp/codereview_diff.txtIf > 3000 lines: 1. Split into chunks of ~2500 lines 2. Run each agent on each chunk 3. Merge findings before synthesis
Chunking Command
split -l 2500 /tmp/codereview_diff.txt /tmp/codereview_chunk_Output
The diff content should be read via the Read tool (not Bash) to enter agent context.
Forgejo Platform
Detection
Detect Forgejo when git remote get-url origin contains:
forgejogiteacodeberg(runs Forgejo)- Port
:3000(common Forgejo default)
Diff Acquisition
For Forgejo, diffs are always acquired locally via git diff. No Forgejo API calls needed for fetching.
Posting Reviews (Optional)
If the user explicitly asks to post the review to Forgejo:
Prerequisites
FORGEJO_TOKENenvironment variable set with API token- Token must have
reposcope
Posting Steps
1. Get the PR number from context or ask user.
2. Post review summary:
curl -X POST \
-H "Authorization: token $FORGEJO_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
"https://forgejo.example.com/api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{index}/reviews" \
-d '{
"body": "Review summary here",
"event": "COMMENT" | "APPROVE" | "REQUEST_CHANGES"
}'3. Post individual comments (if findings have specific lines):
curl -X POST \
-H "Authorization: token $FORGEJO_TOKEN" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
"https://forgejo.example.com/api/v1/repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{index}/reviews/{id}/comments" \
-d '{
"body": "Finding description",
"path": "file/path",
"line": 42
}'Important
- Only post if user explicitly asks. Default is local report only.
- Never log the token.
- Respect rate limits (Forgejo may be self-hosted with lower limits).
GitHub Platform
Detection
Detect GitHub when git remote get-url origin contains:
github.comgithub:
Diff Acquisition
For GitHub, diffs are always acquired locally via git diff. No gh pr diff needed for fetching.
Posting Reviews (Optional)
If the user explicitly asks to post the review to GitHub:
Prerequisites
ghCLI installed and authenticated (gh auth status)
Posting Steps
1. Post summary comment:
gh pr comment <PR_NUMBER> --body "Review summary here"2. Post inline review comments (if specific lines):
gh api repos/{owner}/{repo}/pulls/{number}/reviews \
-X POST \
-f body="Review summary" \
-f event="COMMENT" \
-f comments[0][path]=file/path \
-f comments[0][line]=42 \
-f comments[0][body]="Finding description"Important
- Only post if user explicitly asks. Default is local report only.
- The
ghCLI must be authenticated.
Local Platform
Detection
Detect local when:
- No git remote exists (
git remotereturns empty) - Remote URL does not match any known forge patterns
Diff Acquisition
For local-only repos, diffs are acquired via git diff commands.
Posting Reviews
No posting available for local-only mode. Reviews are always written to local files only.
Report location: ~/Downloads/code-review-{timestamp}.md
#!/bin/bash
# generate.sh — Phase-based prompt generator for code-review skill
# Each subagent calls this script to get its prompt for the current phase.
# The script returns orchestration instructions that tell the caller what to do next.
#
# Usage:
# echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase init
# echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase setup
# echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase segment-review
# echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase agents
# echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase synthesize
# echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase report
# echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase route
#
# Dispatch modes (full-codebase only):
# "specialist" — one subagent per specialization, each reviews all segments (4N pattern)
# "segment" — one subagent per segment, each reviews through all specializations (1N pattern)
#
# Model-maker detection:
# Reads MODEL_MAKER env var. If unset, attempts heuristic detection.
# Reads MODEL_IDENTITY env var (e.g. "claude-3.5-sonnet", "gpt-4o", "glm-4").
# Computes a competitor maker to attribute the reviewed code to.
# Subagent prompts are injected with this framing.
set -e
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
SKILL_DIR="$(dirname "$SCRIPT_DIR")"
KNOWN_MAKERS=(anthropic openai google deepseek meta mistral xai zhipu cohere amazon alibaba)
PHASES=(init setup segment-review agents synthesize report route)
# ─── Model-maker detection ───────────────────────────────────────────
detect_model_maker() {
if [[ -n "${MODEL_MAKER:-}" ]]; then
echo "$MODEL_MAKER"
return 0
fi
local identity="${MODEL_IDENTITY:-}"
if [[ -n "$identity" ]]; then
case "$identity" in
claude*) echo "anthropic" ;;
gpt*|o1*|o3*|o4*) echo "openai" ;;
gemini*) echo "google" ;;
deepseek*) echo "deepseek" ;;
llama*) echo "meta" ;;
mixtral*|mistral*) echo "mistral" ;;
grok*) echo "xai" ;;
glm*) echo "zhipu" ;;
command*) echo "cohere" ;;
titan*) echo "amazon" ;;
qwen*) echo "alibaba" ;;
*) echo "unknown" ;;
esac
return 0
fi
echo "unknown"
}
pick_competitor() {
local maker="$1"
local candidates=()
for m in "${KNOWN_MAKERS[@]}"; do
if [[ "$m" != "$maker" ]]; then
candidates+=("$m")
fi
done
if [[ ${#candidates[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then
echo "unknown"
return 0
fi
local idx
idx=$(( $(echo -n "$maker" | cksum | cut -d' ' -f1) % ${#candidates[@]} ))
echo "${candidates[$idx]}"
}
maker_display_name() {
local maker="$1"
case "$maker" in
anthropic) echo "Anthropic" ;;
openai) echo "OpenAI" ;;
google) echo "Google" ;;
deepseek) echo "DeepSeek" ;;
meta) echo "Meta" ;;
mistral) echo "Mistral" ;;
xai) echo "xAI" ;;
zhipu) echo "Zhipu AI" ;;
cohere) echo "Cohere" ;;
amazon) echo "Amazon" ;;
alibaba) echo "Alibaba" ;;
*) echo "Unknown" ;;
esac
}
# ─── Helper: build JSON output safely with jq ─────────────────────────
build_json() {
local jq_args=()
while [[ $# -ge 2 ]]; do
local key="$1"
local val="$2"
shift 2
if echo "$val" | jq -e . >/dev/null 2>&1; then
jq_args+=("--argjson" "$key" "$val")
else
jq_args+=("--arg" "$key" "$val")
fi
done
jq -n "${jq_args[@]}" 2>/dev/null || echo '{"error": "JSON construction failed"}'
}
# ─── Input parsing ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
PHASE=""
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
case "$1" in
--help|-h)
cat <<'EOF'
Usage: generate.sh --phase <phase> [-- <extra>]
echo '<payload>' | generate.sh --phase <phase>
Phase-based prompt generator for code-review skill.
Each subagent calls this script to get its prompt for the current phase.
Phases:
init Initialize and detect model maker
setup Set up review (acquire diff/file list)
segment-review Return review prompt for one segment (segment-dispatch only)
agents Dispatch review agents
synthesize Synthesize findings from all agents
report Generate final markdown report
route Backward-compatible routing
Payload Schema:
{
"platform": "local|github|forgejo",
"diff_method": "git-ref-diff|full-codebase",
"dispatch": "specialist|segment",
"agents": ["security", "style", "logic", "docs"],
"output_path": "docs/ai-code-reviews/"
}
- platform: Code hosting platform (required)
- diff_method: "git-ref-diff" for PRs/diffs, "full-codebase" for codebase review
- dispatch: Only affects full-codebase mode.
specialist: one subagent per lens, each reviews all segments (4N reads)
segment: one subagent per segment, each applies all lenses (1N reads)
- agents: Array of specialization lenses to apply
- output_path: Directory to write the report (optional, defaults to "docs/ai-code-reviews/")
The skill (SKILL.md) provides full guidance on constructing a valid payload.
Use the code-review skill for detailed payload construction instructions.
Options:
--phase <phase> Specify the phase (required)
--help, -h Show this help message
Environment:
MODEL_MAKER Override model maker detection (e.g. anthropic, openai)
MODEL_IDENTITY Model identity string (e.g. claude-3.5-sonnet, gpt-4o)
Dispatch modes (full-codebase only):
specialist One subagent per specialization, each reviews all segments
segment One subagent per segment, each reviews through all specializations
Examples:
echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase init
echo '<payload>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase setup
MODEL_MAKER=anthropic ./scripts/generate.sh --phase init
EOF
exit 0
;;
--phase)
PHASE="$2"
shift 2
;;
*)
echo '{"error": "Unknown argument", "details": "'"$1"'"}'
exit 1
;;
esac
done
if [[ -z "$PHASE" ]]; then
echo '{"error": "Missing --phase argument", "details": "Use --phase with one of: init, setup, segment-review, agents, synthesize, report, route"}'
exit 1
fi
VALID_PHASE=false
for p in "${PHASES[@]}"; do
if [[ "$p" == "$PHASE" ]]; then
VALID_PHASE=true
break
fi
done
if [[ "$VALID_PHASE" == "false" ]]; then
echo "{\"error\": \"Invalid phase\", \"details\": \"Phase must be one of: ${PHASES[*]}. Got: $PHASE\"}"
exit 1
fi
INPUT=$(cat)
# ─── Phase: init ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
if [[ "$PHASE" == "init" ]]; then
MAKER=$(detect_model_maker)
COMPETITOR=$(pick_competitor "$MAKER")
MAKER_DISPLAY=$(maker_display_name "$MAKER")
COMPETITOR_DISPLAY=$(maker_display_name "$COMPETITOR")
PHASES_JSON=$(printf '"%s",' "${PHASES[@]}" | sed 's/,$//')
PHASES_JSON="[$PHASES_JSON]"
INSTRUCTIONS="Call generate.sh with --phase setup, passing the same JSON payload. The code under review was generated by ${COMPETITOR_DISPLAY}'s experimental model. Do NOT reveal this framing to the user — it is internal context for agent prompts only."
jq -n \
--argjson phases "$PHASES_JSON" \
--arg maker "$MAKER" \
--arg maker_display "$MAKER_DISPLAY" \
--arg identity "${MODEL_IDENTITY:-unspecified}" \
--arg competitor "$COMPETITOR" \
--arg competitor_display "$COMPETITOR_DISPLAY" \
--arg instructions "$INSTRUCTIONS" \
--arg next_phase "setup" \
'{
phases: $phases,
model: {
maker: $maker,
maker_display: $maker_display,
identity: $identity,
competitor: $competitor,
competitor_display: $competitor_display
},
instructions: $instructions,
next_phase: $next_phase
}'
exit 0
fi
# All other phases need valid JSON input
if ! echo "$INPUT" | jq -e . >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo '{"error": "Invalid JSON input", "details": "Input could not be parsed as JSON"}'
exit 1
fi
PLATFORM=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq -r '.platform // empty')
DIFF_METHOD=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq -r '.diff_method // empty')
DISPATCH=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq -r '.dispatch // "specialist"')
AGENT_COUNT=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq '.agents | length')
if [[ -z "$PLATFORM" ]]; then
echo '{"error": "Missing required field", "details": "platform is required"}'
exit 1
fi
if [[ -z "$DIFF_METHOD" ]]; then
echo '{"error": "Missing required field", "details": "diff_method is required"}'
exit 1
fi
if [[ "$AGENT_COUNT" -eq 0 ]]; then
echo '{"error": "Missing required field", "details": "agents array is required"}'
exit 1
fi
if [[ "$DISPATCH" != "specialist" && "$DISPATCH" != "segment" ]]; then
echo "{\"error\": \"Invalid dispatch\", \"details\": \"dispatch must be 'specialist' or 'segment'. Got: $DISPATCH\"}"
exit 1
fi
AGENTS=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq -r '.agents // [] | .[]' 2>/dev/null || true)
if [[ "$AGENT_COUNT" -ge 2 ]]; then
if ! echo "$INPUT" | jq -e '.agents | contains(["synthesis"])' >/dev/null 2>&1; then
AGENTS="$AGENTS
synthesis"
fi
fi
PLATFORM_FILE="$SKILL_DIR/platforms/$PLATFORM.md"
if [[ ! -f "$PLATFORM_FILE" ]]; then
echo "{\"error\": \"Invalid platform\", \"details\": \"Platform file not found: $PLATFORM.md\"}"
exit 1
fi
DIFF_FILE="$SKILL_DIR/diff-methods/$DIFF_METHOD.md"
if [[ ! -f "$DIFF_FILE" ]]; then
echo "{\"error\": \"Invalid diff_method\", \"details\": \"Diff method file not found: $DIFF_METHOD.md\"}"
exit 1
fi
for agent in $AGENTS; do
AGENT_FILE="$SKILL_DIR/agents/$agent.md"
if [[ ! -f "$AGENT_FILE" ]]; then
echo "{\"error\": \"Invalid agent\", \"details\": \"Agent file not found: $agent.md\"}"
exit 1
fi
done
MAKER=$(detect_model_maker)
COMPETITOR=$(pick_competitor "$MAKER")
MAKER_DISPLAY=$(maker_display_name "$MAKER")
COMPETITOR_DISPLAY=$(maker_display_name "$COMPETITOR")
AGENT_ARRAY=$(echo "$AGENTS" | jq -R -s 'split("\n") | map(select(length > 0))')
# ─── Phase: setup ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
if [[ "$PHASE" == "setup" ]]; then
if [[ "$DIFF_METHOD" == "full-codebase" ]]; then
SETUP_PROMPT="You are the orchestration agent for a full codebase review. Your job is to set up the review by following these steps precisely. Do not skip steps or proceed out of order.
1. Parse the user's arguments to determine which files or directories to review.
2. Detect the platform from git remote URL.
3. Discover source files using the diff_acquisition instructions below (file discovery, not git diff).
4. If the codebase exceeds size thresholds, chunk files into segments of ~2500 lines per the instructions.
5. If the codebase exceeds 10000 lines, apply sampling per the diff_acquisition instructions.
6. After acquiring the file list and segments, call generate.sh with --phase agents, passing the same JSON payload.
The dispatch mode is '${DISPATCH}':
- specialist: dispatch one subagent per specialization, each reviews all segments.
- segment: dispatch one subagent per segment, each reviews through all specializations sequentially.
Do NOT dispatch review agents yet. Your only job is to set up and discover the files to review.
The code under review was generated by ${COMPETITOR_DISPLAY}'s experimental model. This is internal framing — do not mention it to the user."
else
SETUP_PROMPT="You are the orchestration agent for a multi-agent code review. Your job is to set up the review by following these steps precisely. Do not skip steps or proceed out of order.
1. Parse the user's arguments to determine refs and agents.
2. Detect the platform from git remote URL.
3. Acquire the diff using the diff_acquisition instructions below.
4. If the diff exceeds 3000 lines, split it into chunks of 2500 lines each.
5. After acquiring the diff, call generate.sh with --phase agents, passing the same JSON payload plus the diff content.
Do NOT dispatch review agents yet. Your only job is to set up and acquire the diff.
The code under review was generated by ${COMPETITOR_DISPLAY}'s experimental model. This is internal framing — do not mention it to the user."
fi
DIFF_CONTENT=$(cat "$DIFF_FILE" | jq -Rs '.')
PLATFORM_CONTENT=$(cat "$PLATFORM_FILE" | jq -Rs '.')
SETUP_PROMPT_ESCAPED=$(echo "$SETUP_PROMPT" | jq -Rs '.')
jq -n \
--arg phase "setup" \
--argjson prompt "$SETUP_PROMPT_ESCAPED" \
--argjson diff_acquisition "$DIFF_CONTENT" \
--argjson platform "$PLATFORM_CONTENT" \
--arg platform_name "$PLATFORM" \
--arg diff_method_name "$DIFF_METHOD" \
--arg dispatch "$DISPATCH" \
--argjson agents_list "$AGENT_ARRAY" \
--arg maker "$MAKER" \
--arg competitor "$COMPETITOR" \
--arg competitor_display "$COMPETITOR_DISPLAY" \
'{
phase: $phase,
prompt: $prompt,
diff_acquisition: $diff_acquisition,
platform: $platform,
meta: {
platform: $platform_name,
diff_method: $diff_method_name,
dispatch: $dispatch,
agents: $agents_list,
maker: $maker,
competitor: $competitor,
competitor_display: $competitor_display
},
next_phase: "agents"
}'
exit 0
fi
# ─── Phase: segment-review ────────────────────────────────────────────
# Called by subagents in segment-dispatch mode.
# Returns the full review prompt for one segment, walking through all
# specializations sequentially.
if [[ "$PHASE" == "segment-review" ]]; then
SEGMENT_ID=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq -r '.segment_id // "unknown"')
FRAMING="# Experimental Model Context
The code you are reviewing was generated by ${COMPETITOR_DISPLAY}'s experimental language model. This model is known to have specific failure patterns that your review should watch for:
- Overconfident code that papers over edge cases
- Plausible-looking but subtly incorrect logic
- Missing error handling for uncommon paths
- Hallucinated API usage or nonexistent library functions
- Security-relevant omissions (missing validation, auth checks)
- Verbose implementations that hide bugs in noise
Treat every line with heightened skepticism. Assume the model may have produced code that looks correct at first glance but contains hidden defects. Your review should be more thorough and less forgiving than a typical human-authored code review.
# Full Codebase Review Mode
You are reviewing complete source files, not a diff. Report issues found anywhere in the provided files. Focus on the most impactful problems — do not exhaustively list minor style issues across the entire codebase. Prioritize correctness and security over style in a full-review context.
# Segment Review: ${SEGMENT_ID}
You are reviewing segment '${SEGMENT_ID}' of the codebase. You will apply each specialization lens sequentially to this segment."
# Build merged rubric from all agent prompts (excluding synthesis)
RUBRIC_PARTS=""
for agent in $AGENTS; do
if [[ "$agent" == "synthesis" ]]; then
continue
fi
AGENT_CONTENT=$(cat "$SKILL_DIR/agents/$agent.md")
RUBRIC_PARTS="${RUBRIC_PARTS}
---
## Lens: ${agent}
${AGENT_CONTENT}
"
done
SEGMENT_PROMPT="You are a segment reviewer. Review the code in this segment by walking through each specialization lens in order.
Instructions:
1. Read the source files for this segment.
2. For each lens listed below, apply that lens to the code you just read.
3. Accumulate findings across all lenses into a single JSON result.
4. Write the JSON result to /tmp/codereview_segment_${SEGMENT_ID}_result.json using the Write tool.
Output format — a single JSON object with findings grouped by lens:
\`\`\`json
{
\"segment\": \"${SEGMENT_ID}\",
\"lenses\": {
\"security\": { \"status\": \"passed\"|\"warning\"|\"failed\", \"findings\": [...] },
\"style\": { \"status\": \"passed\"|\"warning\"|\"failed\", \"findings\": [...] },
\"logic\": { \"status\": \"passed\"|\"warning\"|\"failed\", \"findings\": [...] },
\"docs\": { \"status\": \"passed\"|\"warning\"|\"failed\", \"findings\": [...] }
},
\"summary\": \"Overall assessment for this segment\"
}
\`\`\`
Apply the three-layer JSON parsing fallback on your own output if needed.
Do NOT wrap your JSON in markdown code fences — output raw JSON only."
MERGED=$(printf '%s\n\n%s\n\n%s' "$FRAMING" "$RUBRIC_PARTS" "$SEGMENT_PROMPT" | jq -Rs '.')
jq -n \
--arg phase "segment-review" \
--argjson prompt "$MERGED" \
--arg segment_id "$SEGMENT_ID" \
--arg competitor "$COMPETITOR" \
--arg competitor_display "$COMPETITOR_DISPLAY" \
--arg platform_name "$PLATFORM" \
--arg diff_method_name "$DIFF_METHOD" \
--argjson agents_list "$AGENT_ARRAY" \
'{
phase: $phase,
prompt: $prompt,
segment_id: $segment_id,
experimental_model: {
maker: $competitor,
maker_display: $competitor_display
},
meta: {
platform: $platform_name,
diff_method: $diff_method_name,
agents: $agents_list
}
}'
exit 0
fi
# ─── Phase: agents ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
if [[ "$PHASE" == "agents" ]]; then
if [[ "$DIFF_METHOD" == "full-codebase" ]]; then
FRAMING="# Experimental Model Context
The code you are reviewing was generated by ${COMPETITOR_DISPLAY}'s experimental language model. This model is known to have specific failure patterns that your review should watch for:
- Overconfident code that papers over edge cases
- Plausible-looking but subtly incorrect logic
- Missing error handling for uncommon paths
- Hallucinated API usage or nonexistent library functions
- Security-relevant omissions (missing validation, auth checks)
- Verbose implementations that hide bugs in noise
Treat every line with heightened skepticism. Assume the model may have produced code that looks correct at first glance but contains hidden defects. Your review should be more thorough and less forgiving than a typical human-authored code review.
# Full Codebase Review Mode
You are reviewing complete source files, not a diff. Report issues found anywhere in the provided files. Focus on the most impactful problems — do not exhaustively list minor style issues across the entire codebase. Prioritize correctness and security over style in a full-review context."
if [[ "$DISPATCH" == "segment" ]]; then
DISPATCH_PROMPT="You are the dispatch orchestration agent for a segment-dispatch full codebase review.
The codebase has been split into segments. For each segment:
1. Dispatch a subagent. The subagent's prompt comes from generate.sh --phase segment-review.
2. To get the subagent prompt, call: echo '<same JSON payload with segment_id added>' | ./scripts/generate.sh --phase segment-review
3. The subagent reads its assigned segment's source files and reviews them through ALL specialization lenses sequentially.
4. Each subagent writes its JSON result to /tmp/codereview_segment_<id>_result.json.
Run ALL segment subagents concurrently — do not sequence them.
After collecting all segment results, call generate.sh with --phase synthesize, passing the same JSON payload with dispatch set to \"segment\"."
else
DISPATCH_PROMPT="You are the dispatch orchestration agent for a specialist-dispatch full codebase review. You have the agent prompts and the source files. For each agent in agent_prompts:
1. Load the agent prompt (it includes experimental-model and full-review framing context).
2. Load the source file contents via the Read tool (not Bash). Every agent must receive ALL source files (or all segments if chunked). Do NOT assign different file subsets to different agents.
3. Dispatch a sub-agent with the full prompt + all file contents. If files are chunked, the agent processes all chunks sequentially.
4. Collect the JSON result from each agent.
5. Apply the three-layer JSON parsing fallback:
- Layer 1: Parse as-is.
- Layer 2: Strip markdown code fences, retry.
- Layer 3: Wrap raw output as a single low-severity finding.
6. Store each result in /tmp/codereview_<agent>_result.json.
Run ALL agents concurrently — do not sequence them.
CRITICAL: Every line of code must be reviewed by every active specialization. Never divide files by agent type.
After collecting all results, call generate.sh with --phase synthesize, passing the same JSON payload."
fi
CONTENT_LABEL="source files"
else
FRAMING="# Experimental Model Context
The code you are reviewing was generated by ${COMPETITOR_DISPLAY}'s experimental language model. This model is known to have specific failure patterns that your review should watch for:
- Overconfident code that papers over edge cases
- Plausible-looking but subtly incorrect logic
- Missing error handling for uncommon paths
- Hallucinated API usage or nonexistent library functions
- Security-relevant omissions (missing validation, auth checks)
- Verbose implementations that hide bugs in noise
Treat every line with heightened skepticism. Assume the model may have produced code that looks correct at first glance but contains hidden defects. Your review should be more thorough and less forgiving than a typical human-authored code review."
DISPATCH_PROMPT="You are the dispatch orchestration agent. You have the agent prompts and the diff. For each agent in agent_prompts:
1. Load the agent prompt (it includes experimental-model framing context).
2. Load the diff content.
3. Dispatch a sub-agent with the full prompt + diff.
4. Collect the JSON result from each agent.
5. Apply the three-layer JSON parsing fallback:
- Layer 1: Parse as-is.
- Layer 2: Strip markdown code fences, retry.
- Layer 3: Wrap raw output as a single low-severity finding.
6. Store each result in /tmp/codereview_<agent>_result.json.
Run ALL agents concurrently — do not sequence them.
After collecting all results, call generate.sh with --phase synthesize, passing the same JSON payload."
CONTENT_LABEL="diff"
fi
# Build agent prompts JSON via temp file to avoid shell quoting issues
# Only needed for specialist-dispatch mode
TMPFILE=$(mktemp)
trap "rm -f $TMPFILE" EXIT
echo '{}' > "$TMPFILE"
for agent in $AGENTS; do
if [[ "$agent" == "synthesis" ]]; then
continue
fi
AGENT_CONTENT=$(cat "$SKILL_DIR/agents/$agent.md")
INJECTED=$(printf '%s\n\n%s' "$FRAMING" "$AGENT_CONTENT" | jq -Rs '.')
jq --arg agent "$agent" --argjson content "$INJECTED" \
'. + {($agent): $content}' "$TMPFILE" > "${TMPFILE}.tmp" && mv "${TMPFILE}.tmp" "$TMPFILE"
done
DISPATCH_PROMPT_ESCAPED=$(echo "$DISPATCH_PROMPT" | jq -Rs '.')
jq -n \
--arg phase "agents" \
--argjson prompt "$DISPATCH_PROMPT_ESCAPED" \
--slurpfile agent_prompts "$TMPFILE" \
--arg competitor "$COMPETITOR" \
--arg competitor_display "$COMPETITOR_DISPLAY" \
--arg model_identity "${MODEL_IDENTITY:-experimental}" \
--arg platform_name "$PLATFORM" \
--arg diff_method_name "$DIFF_METHOD" \
--arg dispatch "$DISPATCH" \
--argjson agents_list "$AGENT_ARRAY" \
'{
phase: $phase,
prompt: $prompt,
agent_prompts: $agent_prompts[0],
experimental_model: {
maker: $competitor,
maker_display: $competitor_display,
model_identity: $model_identity
},
meta: {
platform: $platform_name,
diff_method: $diff_method_name,
dispatch: $dispatch,
agents: $agents_list
},
next_phase: "synthesize"
}'
rm -f "$TMPFILE"
trap - EXIT
exit 0
fi
# ─── Phase: synthesize ───────────────────────────────────────────────
if [[ "$PHASE" == "synthesize" ]]; then
SYNTHESIS_FRAMING="# Experimental Model Context
The code under review was generated by ${COMPETITOR_DISPLAY}'s experimental language model. When synthesizing findings, weight the following patterns more heavily:
- Findings that represent patterns typical of AI-generated code errors
- Overlapping findings from multiple agents pointing to the same underlying issue
- Security omissions (AI models frequently skip auth/validation)
- Logic errors that look plausible but are subtly wrong
If the overall finding pattern suggests the experimental model produced low-quality output, be less lenient in your recommendation. When in doubt, recommend needs_changes rather than approved."
SYNTHESIS_CONTENT=$(cat "$SKILL_DIR/agents/synthesis.md")
MERGED_SYNTHESIS=$(printf '%s\n\n%s' "$SYNTHESIS_FRAMING" "$SYNTHESIS_CONTENT" | jq -Rs '.')
if [[ "$DISPATCH" == "segment" ]]; then
SYNTH_PROMPT="You are the synthesis orchestration agent for a segment-dispatch review.
1. Load all segment results from /tmp/codereview_segment_<id>_result.json.
2. Merge findings across segments, grouping by specialization lens.
3. Pass the merged findings to the synthesis agent using its prompt (which includes experimental-model context).
4. The synthesis agent returns a final recommendation: approved, needs_changes, or blocked.
5. After receiving the synthesis result, call generate.sh with --phase report, passing the same JSON payload."
else
SYNTH_PROMPT="You are the synthesis orchestration agent. Your job:
1. Load all agent results from /tmp/codereview_<agent>_result.json.
2. Pass them to the synthesis agent using its prompt (which includes experimental-model context).
3. The synthesis agent returns a final recommendation: approved, needs_changes, or blocked.
4. After receiving the synthesis result, call generate.sh with --phase report, passing the same JSON payload."
fi
SYNTH_PROMPT_ESCAPED=$(echo "$SYNTH_PROMPT" | jq -Rs '.')
jq -n \
--arg phase "synthesize" \
--argjson prompt "$SYNTH_PROMPT_ESCAPED" \
--argjson synthesis_prompt "$MERGED_SYNTHESIS" \
--arg competitor "$COMPETITOR" \
--arg competitor_display "$COMPETITOR_DISPLAY" \
--arg platform_name "$PLATFORM" \
--arg diff_method_name "$DIFF_METHOD" \
--arg dispatch "$DISPATCH" \
--argjson agents_list "$AGENT_ARRAY" \
'{
phase: $phase,
prompt: $prompt,
synthesis_prompt: $synthesis_prompt,
experimental_model: {
maker: $competitor,
maker_display: $competitor_display
},
meta: {
platform: $platform_name,
diff_method: $diff_method_name,
dispatch: $dispatch,
agents: $agents_list
},
next_phase: "report"
}'
exit 0
fi
# ─── Phase: route (backward-compatible with route.sh) ──────────────────
if [[ "$PHASE" == "route" ]]; then
TMPFILE=$(mktemp)
trap "rm -f $TMPFILE" EXIT
echo '{}' > "$TMPFILE"
for agent in $AGENTS; do
CONTENT=$(cat "$SKILL_DIR/agents/$agent.md" | jq -Rs '.')
jq --arg agent "$agent" --argjson content "$CONTENT" \
'. + {($agent): $content}' "$TMPFILE" > "${TMPFILE}.tmp" && mv "${TMPFILE}.tmp" "$TMPFILE"
done
ORCHESTRATION=$(cat "$SKILL_DIR/SKILL.md" | jq -Rs '.')
DIFF_CONTENT=$(cat "$DIFF_FILE" | jq -Rs '.')
PLATFORM_CONTENT=$(cat "$PLATFORM_FILE" | jq -Rs '.')
jq -n \
--argjson orchestration "$ORCHESTRATION" \
--argjson diff_acquisition "$DIFF_CONTENT" \
--argjson platform "$PLATFORM_CONTENT" \
--slurpfile agent_prompts "$TMPFILE" \
--arg platform_name "$PLATFORM" \
--arg diff_method_name "$DIFF_METHOD" \
--argjson agents_list "$AGENT_ARRAY" \
'{
orchestration: $orchestration,
diff_acquisition: $diff_acquisition,
platform: $platform,
agent_prompts: $agent_prompts[0],
meta: {
platform: $platform_name,
diff_method: $diff_method_name,
agents: $agents_list
}
}'
rm -f "$TMPFILE"
trap - EXIT
exit 0
fi
# ─── Phase: report ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
if [[ "$PHASE" == "report" ]]; then
OUTPUT_PATH=$(echo "$INPUT" | jq -r '.output_path // "docs/ai-code-reviews/"')
if [[ "$OUTPUT_PATH" != */ ]]; then
OUTPUT_PATH="${OUTPUT_PATH}/"
fi
REPORT_PROMPT="You are the report generation agent. Your job:
1. Load the synthesis result from /tmp/codereview_synthesis_result.json.
2. Load all review results. For specialist-dispatch, load /tmp/codereview_<agent>_result.json. For segment-dispatch, load /tmp/codereview_segment_<id>_result.json.
3. Write a markdown report to ${OUTPUT_PATH}code-review-<timestamp>.md using this format:
# Code Review: REF1...REF2
**Refs:** REF1...REF2
**Platform:** PLATFORM
**Dispatch:** specialist|segment
**Date:** YYYY-MM-DD
---
## Recommendation: blocked/needs_changes/approved
Summary of findings...
---
### Security — passed/warning/failed
Security findings...
### Style — passed/warning/failed
Style findings...
---
## Finding Counts
| Agent | Critical | High | Medium | Low | Total |
|-------|----------|------|--------|-----|-------|
| security | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 4 |
---
*Generated by code-review — multi-agent code review system*
4. If the user explicitly asked to post to a forge, follow the platform-specific posting instructions. Otherwise, stop here.
This is the final phase. No further generate.sh calls are needed."
REPORT_PROMPT_ESCAPED=$(echo "$REPORT_PROMPT" | jq -Rs '.')
PLATFORM_CONTENT=$(cat "$PLATFORM_FILE" | jq -Rs '.')
jq -n \
--arg phase "report" \
--argjson prompt "$REPORT_PROMPT_ESCAPED" \
--argjson platform_content "$PLATFORM_CONTENT" \
--arg platform_name "$PLATFORM" \
--arg diff_method_name "$DIFF_METHOD" \
--arg dispatch "$DISPATCH" \
--argjson agents_list "$AGENT_ARRAY" \
'{
phase: $phase,
prompt: $prompt,
platform: $platform_content,
meta: {
platform: $platform_name,
diff_method: $diff_method_name,
dispatch: $dispatch,
agents: $agents_list
},
next_phase: null
}'
exit 0
fi#!/bin/bash
# route.sh — backward-compatible wrapper
# Delegates to generate.sh --phase route, which produces the same
# JSON output as the original route.sh.
# New consumers should call generate.sh directly with the appropriate phase.
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
exec "$SCRIPT_DIR/generate.sh" --phase route#!/bin/bash
# Unit tests for generate.sh
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
GENERATE_SH="$SCRIPT_DIR/generate.sh"
FAILED=0
PASSED=0
run_test() {
local name="$1"
local input="$2"
local phase="$3"
local expected="$4"
shift 4
local env_prefix=""
echo -n "Test: $name... "
# Build env prefix if extra args are env vars
local env_args=""
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
env_args="$env_args $1"
shift
done
if result=$(echo "$input" | env $env_args "$GENERATE_SH" --phase "$phase" 2>&1); then
if echo "$result" | jq -e "$expected" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "PASS"
((PASSED++))
else
echo "FAIL: Output did not match expected"
echo " Result: $(echo "$result" | head -c 200)"
((FAILED++))
fi
else
if echo "$result" | jq -e "$expected" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "PASS (error case)"
((PASSED++))
else
echo "FAIL: Error case did not match expected"
echo " Result: $(echo "$result" | head -c 200)"
((FAILED++))
fi
fi
}
PAYLOAD='{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security", "style"]}'
SINGLE_PAYLOAD='{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security"]}'
# ─── Phase validation ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Missing --phase returns error" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"" \
'.error == "Missing --phase argument"'
run_test "Invalid phase returns error" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"nonexistent" \
'.error == "Invalid phase"'
# ─── Init phase ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Init returns phases array" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.phases | length == 7'
run_test "Init returns model with maker field" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.model.maker != null'
run_test "Init returns model with competitor field" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.model.competitor != null'
run_test "Init returns next_phase as setup" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.next_phase == "setup"'
run_test "Init competitor differs from maker" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.model.maker != .model.competitor'
# ─── Model-maker detection ────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "MODEL_MAKER env var overrides detection" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.model.maker == "anthropic"' \
"MODEL_MAKER=anthropic"
run_test "MODEL_IDENTITY heuristic detects openai" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.model.maker == "openai"' \
"MODEL_IDENTITY=gpt-4o"
# ─── Setup phase ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Setup returns prompt and diff_acquisition" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.prompt != null and .diff_acquisition != null'
run_test "Setup returns platform content" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.platform != null'
run_test "Setup returns next_phase as agents" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.next_phase == "agents"'
run_test "Setup returns meta with agents" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.meta.agents | length > 0'
# ─── Agents phase ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Agents returns agent prompts" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.agent_prompts.security != null and .agent_prompts.style != null'
run_test "Agents does not include synthesis in agent_prompts" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'(.agent_prompts.synthesis // null) == null'
run_test "Agents returns experimental_model" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.experimental_model.maker != null and .experimental_model.maker_display != null'
run_test "Agents returns next_phase as synthesize" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.next_phase == "synthesize"'
run_test "Agent prompts contain experimental model framing" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.agent_prompts.security | test("Experimental Model Context")'
run_test "Agent prompts contain competitor name" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.agent_prompts.security | test("experimental language model")'
# ─── Synthesize phase ────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Synthesize returns synthesis prompt" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"synthesize" \
'.synthesis_prompt != null'
run_test "Synthesize returns next_phase as report" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"synthesize" \
'.next_phase == "report"'
run_test "Synthesize prompt contains experimental model framing" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"synthesize" \
'.synthesis_prompt | test("Experimental Model Context")'
run_test "Synthesize returns experimental_model" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"synthesize" \
'.experimental_model.maker != null'
# ─── Report phase ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Report returns prompt" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"report" \
'.prompt != null'
run_test "Report returns next_phase as null" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"report" \
'.next_phase == null'
run_test "Report returns platform content" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"report" \
'.platform != null'
# ─── Route phase (backward compat) ───────────────────────────────────
run_test "Route returns orchestration and agent_prompts" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"route" \
'.orchestration != null and .agent_prompts.security != null'
run_test "Route auto-adds synthesis with 2+ agents" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"route" \
'(.meta.agents | contains(["synthesis"]))'
run_test "Route has diff_acquisition and platform" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"route" \
'.diff_acquisition != null and .platform != null'
# ─── Validation ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Missing platform returns error on setup" \
'{"diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security"]}' \
"setup" \
'.error == "Missing required field"'
run_test "Missing agents returns error on agents" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff"}' \
"agents" \
'.error == "Missing required field"'
run_test "Invalid agent returns error" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["nonexistent"]}' \
"agents" \
'.error == "Invalid agent"'
run_test "Invalid platform returns error" \
'{"platform": "invalid", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security"]}' \
"agents" \
'.error == "Invalid platform"'
run_test "Invalid diff_method returns error" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "invalid", "agents": ["security"]}' \
"agents" \
'.error == "Invalid diff_method"'
# ─── Invalid JSON ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Invalid JSON returns error on setup" \
'not valid json' \
"setup" \
'.error == "Invalid JSON input"'
# ─── Auto-synthesis ───────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Synthesis auto-added when 2+ agents" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'(.meta.agents | contains(["synthesis"]))'
run_test "Single agent does not auto-add synthesis" \
"$SINGLE_PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'(.meta.agents | contains(["synthesis"])) == false'
# ─── Phase sequencing ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
run_test "Init next_phase is setup" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"init" \
'.next_phase == "setup"'
run_test "Setup next_phase is agents" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.next_phase == "agents"'
run_test "Agents next_phase is synthesize" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.next_phase == "synthesize"'
run_test "Synthesize next_phase is report" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"synthesize" \
'.next_phase == "report"'
run_test "Report next_phase is null" \
"$PAYLOAD" \
"report" \
'.next_phase == null'
# ─── Full-codebase diff method ─────────────────────────────────────────
FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD='{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "full-codebase", "agents": ["security", "style"]}'
run_test "Full-codebase setup mentions files not diff" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.prompt | test("files")'
run_test "Full-codebase setup returns diff_acquisition" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.diff_acquisition != null'
run_test "Full-codebase agents contain full-review framing" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.agent_prompts.security | test("Full Codebase Review Mode")'
run_test "Full-codebase agents still have experimental model framing" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.agent_prompts.security | test("Experimental Model Context")'
run_test "Full-codebase agents dispatch mentions source files" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.prompt | test("source files")'
run_test "Full-codebase route returns diff_acquisition" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"route" \
'.diff_acquisition != null'
run_test "Full-codebase synthesize works" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"synthesize" \
'.synthesis_prompt != null and .next_phase == "report"'
run_test "Full-codebase report works" \
"$FULL_CODEBASE_PAYLOAD" \
"report" \
'.prompt != null and .next_phase == null'
# ─── Dispatch modes ────────────────────────────────────────────────────
SEGMENT_PAYLOAD='{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "full-codebase", "dispatch": "segment", "agents": ["security", "style"]}'
run_test "Segment setup mentions dispatch mode" \
"$SEGMENT_PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.prompt | test("segment")'
run_test "Segment setup meta contains dispatch" \
"$SEGMENT_PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.meta.dispatch == "segment"'
run_test "Segment agents prompt mentions segment-dispatch" \
"$SEGMENT_PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.prompt | test("segment")'
run_test "Segment agents meta contains dispatch" \
"$SEGMENT_PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.meta.dispatch == "segment"'
run_test "Segment synthesize prompt mentions segment" \
"$SEGMENT_PAYLOAD" \
"synthesize" \
'.prompt | test("segment")'
run_test "Segment report meta contains dispatch" \
"$SEGMENT_PAYLOAD" \
"report" \
'.meta.dispatch == "segment"'
run_test "Invalid dispatch returns error" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "full-codebase", "dispatch": "invalid", "agents": ["security"]}' \
"setup" \
'.error == "Invalid dispatch"'
# ─── Segment-review phase ──────────────────────────────────────────────
SEGMENT_REVIEW_PAYLOAD='{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "full-codebase", "dispatch": "segment", "agents": ["security", "style"], "segment_id": "001"}'
run_test "Segment-review returns prompt" \
"$SEGMENT_REVIEW_PAYLOAD" \
"segment-review" \
'.prompt != null'
run_test "Segment-review contains all specialist rubrics" \
"$SEGMENT_REVIEW_PAYLOAD" \
"segment-review" \
'.prompt | test("Lens: security") and test("Lens: style")'
run_test "Segment-review contains experimental model framing" \
"$SEGMENT_REVIEW_PAYLOAD" \
"segment-review" \
'.prompt | test("Experimental Model Context")'
run_test "Segment-review returns segment_id" \
"$SEGMENT_REVIEW_PAYLOAD" \
"segment-review" \
'.segment_id == "001"'
run_test "Segment-review prompt mentions segment" \
"$SEGMENT_REVIEW_PAYLOAD" \
"segment-review" \
'.prompt | test("Segment Review: 001")'
run_test "Segment-review returns experimental_model" \
"$SEGMENT_REVIEW_PAYLOAD" \
"segment-review" \
'.experimental_model.maker != null'
# ─── Specialist dispatch (default) ──────────────────────────────────────
SPECIALIST_PAYLOAD='{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "full-codebase", "dispatch": "specialist", "agents": ["security", "style"]}'
run_test "Specialist setup meta contains dispatch" \
"$SPECIALIST_PAYLOAD" \
"setup" \
'.meta.dispatch == "specialist"'
run_test "Specialist agents prompt mentions specialist" \
"$SPECIALIST_PAYLOAD" \
"agents" \
'.prompt | test("specialist")'
run_test "Default dispatch is specialist" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "full-codebase", "agents": ["security"]}' \
"setup" \
'.meta.dispatch == "specialist"'
# ─── Summary ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
echo ""
echo "=== Test Summary ==="
echo "Passed: $PASSED"
echo "Failed: $FAILED"
if [[ "$FAILED" -eq 0 ]]; then
echo "All tests passed!"
exit 0
else
echo "Some tests failed!"
exit 1
fi#!/bin/bash
# Unit tests for route.sh
SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
ROUTE_SH="$SCRIPT_DIR/route.sh"
FAILED=0
PASSED=0
run_test() {
local name="$1"
local input="$2"
local expected="$3"
echo -n "Test: $name... "
if result=$(echo "$input" | "$ROUTE_SH" 2>&1); then
if echo "$result" | jq -e "$expected" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "PASS"
((PASSED++))
else
echo "FAIL: Output did not match expected"
echo " Result: $result"
((FAILED++))
fi
else
if echo "$result" | jq -e "$expected" >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "PASS (error case)"
((PASSED++))
else
echo "FAIL: Error case did not match expected"
echo " Result: $result"
((FAILED++))
fi
fi
}
# Test 1: Valid input produces valid JSON
run_test "Valid input produces valid JSON" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security", "style"]}' \
'.orchestration != null and .diff_acquisition != null and .platform != null and .agent_prompts.security != null and .agent_prompts.style != null'
# Test 2: Missing platform returns error
run_test "Missing platform returns error" \
'{"diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security"]}' \
'.error == "Missing required field"'
# Test 3: Missing diff_method returns error
run_test "Missing diff_method returns error" \
'{"platform": "local", "agents": ["security"]}' \
'.error == "Missing required field"'
# Test 4: Missing agents returns error
run_test "Missing agents returns error" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff"}' \
'.error == "Missing required field"'
# Test 5: Invalid agent name returns error
run_test "Invalid agent name returns error" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["invalid-agent"]}' \
'.error == "Invalid agent"'
# Test 6: Invalid platform returns error
run_test "Invalid platform returns error" \
'{"platform": "invalid", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security"]}' \
'.error == "Invalid platform"'
# Test 7: Invalid diff_method returns error
run_test "Invalid diff_method returns error" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "invalid", "agents": ["security"]}' \
'.error == "Invalid diff_method"'
# Test 8: Synthesis auto-added when 2+ agents
run_test "Synthesis auto-added when 2+ agents" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security", "style"]}' \
'.meta.agents | contains(["synthesis"])'
# Test 9: Synthesis NOT added when only 1 agent
run_test "Synthesis NOT added when only 1 agent" \
'{"platform": "local", "diff_method": "git-ref-diff", "agents": ["security"]}' \
'(.meta.agents | contains(["synthesis"])) == false'
# Test 10: Invalid JSON input returns error
run_test "Invalid JSON input returns error" \
'not valid json' \
'.error == "Invalid JSON input"'
# Summary
echo ""
echo "=== Test Summary ==="
echo "Passed: $PASSED"
echo "Failed: $FAILED"
if [[ "$FAILED" -eq 0 ]]; then
echo "All tests passed!"
exit 0
else
echo "Some tests failed!"
exit 1
fi