Review

Review Skill

Review the code changes implemented in the current session before committing.

Instructions

1. Gather Changes

   git status
   git diff --stat
   

   Identify all modified and new files from the current work.

2. Read Changed Files For each modified or new file, read the full content to understand the implementation. Use git diff <file> for modified files to see what changed.

3. Analyze Changes Review the code for:

   • Correctness: Logic errors, edge cases, potential bugs
   • Project Conventions: Following Terrae patterns (arrow functions, type over interface, etc.)
   • Performance: Unnecessary re-renders, memory leaks, inefficient algorithms
   • Security: XSS, injection vulnerabilities, exposed secrets
   • TypeScript: Proper typing, avoiding any, type safety
   • React Patterns: Proper hooks usage, effect dependencies, cleanup functions

4. Structure the Review Format your review with clear sections:

   ## Code Review: [Feature/Change Name]
   
   ### Overview
   Brief summary of what the changes do.
   
   ### Code Quality & Style
   - Positives
   - Issues found
   
   ### Potential Issues & Risks
   Bugs, edge cases, or concerns.
   
   ### Performance Implications
   Any performance considerations.
   
   ### Suggestions for Improvement
   Specific, actionable recommendations.
   
   ### Summary
   Overall assessment and next steps.
   

5. Be Constructive

   • Acknowledge good code, not just problems
   • Provide specific line numbers when referencing issues
   • Suggest fixes, not just problems
   • Distinguish between blockers and nice-to-haves

6. Check for Common Issues

   • Missing cleanup in useEffect
   • Missing dependencies in hooks
   • Unhandled promise rejections
   • Missing error boundaries
   • Hardcoded values that should be constants
   • Missing TypeScript types
   • Console.log statements left in code

7. Verify Against Project Rules Read the rule files in .claude/rules/ and verify the code follows them:

   • .claude/rules/typescript.md: Types, naming, ordering
   • .claude/rules/javascript.md: Formatting, arrow functions, explicit returns, early returns
   • .claude/rules/react/component.md: File structure, component structure, map component template
   • .claude/rules/react/hooks.md: useEffect extraction, dependencies, memoization rules
   • .claude/rules/react/props.md: Type extraction, ordering, defaults, documentation
   • .claude/rules/react/patterns.md: Component size, composition, common patterns
   • .claude/rules/react/rendering.md: Conditional rendering, inline functions, keys, fragments
   • .claude/rules/react/performance.md: Resource cleanup, refs vs state, layer management, canvas, DOM
   • .claude/rules/clean-code.md: Naming, functions, comments, formatting, error handling
   • .claude/rules/nextjs.md: App Router folder structure, file naming
   • .claude/rules/security.md: XSS, CSP, CORS, CSRF, secrets, rate limiting

   Flag any violations with the specific rule and file location.

8. Verify Page Navigation If docs pages were added or modified, verify the prev and next props in DocsLayout match the sidebar navigation order defined in src/app/docs/_components/docs-sidebar.tsx. Check:

   • prev/next titles match the sidebar item titles exactly
   • prev/next hrefs point to the correct neighboring pages
   • New pages are linked from their neighbors (both prev and next sides)
   • The first page has no prev, the last page has no next

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