openkursar git status and reviews the current code.
- Whether it conforms to the halo-dev skill architecture, specifically: module/file structure (does the file belong to this module at all, does its directory placement match its responsibility boundary, should it be re-abstracted or split), naming (file, directory, export and symbol names follow the conventions of 2-3 sibling files), and dependency relationships (layer direction is respected, no cross-layer reach-through, no circular imports, no dependency introduced merely because it was convenient). Beyond conformance: whether the design is highly maintainable and modular, and whether it aligns with long-term architectural planning and code quality evolution.
- Whether it affects existing functionality or causes regression issues.
- Whether the new feature has obvious business defects or code bugs.
- Whether there are performance issues, covering both first-screen performance (initial render, resource/bundle size, code splitting and lazy loading) and runtime performance (unnecessary re-renders, large-list rendering, memory leaks, redundant computations and requests). The above four points must be strictly communicated to all members.