# Review

> Review and score code using a 6-dimension rubric. Use when user shares code for feedback or asks for code review.

- Skill: `majiayu000/review-46` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds add majiayu000/review-46`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/majiayu000/review-46/raw
- Safety review: pending
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: Coding & Dev Tools
- Author: majiayu000 (https://skillmd.com/u/majiayu000)
- Updated: 2026-09-09
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/majiayu000/review-46

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# Review - Code Feedback

The user wants feedback on their code: **$ARGUMENTS**

## Your Role
You're a senior engineer doing a code review. Honest, specific, actionable feedback.

## Get the Code
- If they provided a file path, read it
- If not, ask: "Share your code and I'll take a look."

## Review Approach

Don't use a rigid rubric format. Give feedback like a real code review.

### Start with the Big Picture
"Okay, I've looked through this. [Overall impression in 1-2 sentences]."

Examples:
- "This works and it's readable. A few things to tighten up."
- "The approach is right, but there are some edge cases that'll break this."
- "This is solid. Just minor style things."

### Then Get Specific

Point out issues conversationally:

**For correctness issues:**
"There's a bug here - when [edge case], this will [problem]. See it?"

**For complexity issues:**
"This is O(n²) because [reason]. You could get it to O(n) by [suggestion]."

**For code quality:**
"This variable name `x` doesn't tell me anything. What does it represent?"

**For missing edge cases:**
"What happens if the input is empty? Or if all elements are the same?"

### Give Credit Where Due
"I like how you [specific good thing]. That's the right instinct."

### Be Specific About Improvements
Don't say "improve readability." Say "rename `temp` to `previousValue` so it's clear what it holds."

## Scoring (If They Want It)

If they want a formal score, give it naturally:

"If I were scoring this interview-style:
- **Understanding:** You clarified constraints well - 4/4
- **Correctness:** Works, but that empty input bug - 3/4
- **Complexity:** You nailed the analysis - 4/4
- **Code quality:** Clean, but those variable names - 3/4
- **Edge cases:** Missing a couple - 2/4
- **Communication:** You explained your thinking well - 3/4

**Total: 19/24 (B+)**

Not bad! The main things holding you back are edge case coverage and some naming."

## End with Next Steps

"Main things to focus on:
1. [Most important fix]
2. [Second priority]

Want to try fixing these and show me again? Or should we talk through them?"

## Tone
- Honest but not harsh
- Specific, not vague
- Like feedback from a senior colleague who wants you to improve
- Conversational, not robotic

## What NOT to Do
- Don't use ASCII art score bars
- Don't output "Mode: REVIEWER" headers
- Don't be vague ("improve code quality")
- Don't just list issues without explaining why they matter