add-strict-checks
Enable stricter TypeScript and linting checks to catch bugs early, especially useful when iterating with AI assistance.
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Enable stricter TypeScript and linting checks to catch bugs early, especially useful when iterating with AI assistance.
Automatically detect and fix Python deprecation warnings in codebases, including datetime.utcnow(), and other common deprecated patterns. Supports extensible pattern matching for future deprecations.
Test coverage analysis to ensure adequate testing, Storybook coverage, and test quality.
Comprehensive static code analysis to enforce architectural patterns, conventions, and code quality standards.
Performs comprehensive code reviews focusing on correctness, maintainability, performance, security, and best practices. Trigger keywords: review, code review, PR review, pull request, check code, audit code, f...
Quick routine security checks for secrets, dependencies, container images, and common vulnerabilities. Run frequently during development. Triggers: security scan, SAST, DAST, vulnerability scan, dependency scan...
Python language expertise for writing idiomatic, production-quality Python code. Covers web frameworks (FastAPI, Django, Flask), data processing (pandas, numpy, dask), ML patterns (sklearn, pytorch), async prog...
Scans project dependencies for known vulnerabilities, outdated packages, and license compliance issues. Supports vulnerability scanning (CVE detection), SBOM generation, license compliance checking, and supply...
Run a comprehensive code review of local changes, analyzing staged and unstaged changes to provide insights, identify issues, and suggest alternative approaches. Use when reviewing code before committing or cre...
Write formal laws and covenants for codebases using proper legal-style structure. Use when establishing inviolable standards, architectural constraints, or domain-specific rules that must be followed without ex...
Review code using GPT-5.2 Pro via Claude Code's Chrome integration. Use when the user asks to review code with ChatGPT, use their ChatGPT Pro subscription, get GPT-5.2 Pro to review code, or wants a second opin...
[TMUX MODE] Send code to Codex via tmux file-based IPC. Only use when user explicitly runs /codex-review command. For natural language requests like 'review with codex', use the delegate_codex_review MCP tool i...
Provides expert code review guidelines and best practices
Expert code review for Python focused on correctness, maintainability, error handling, performance, and testability. Use after writing or modifying Python code, or when reviewing refactors and new features.
Expert bash/shell scripting system across ALL platforms. PROACTIVELY activate for: (1) ANY bash/shell script task, (2) System automation, (3) DevOps/CI/CD scripts, (4) Build/deployment automation, (5) Script re...
Validate Mojo syntax against current v0.26.1+ standards. Use to catch syntax errors before compilation.
Generate fix suggestions based on error patterns and best practices. Use when analyzing failures to get actionable remediation steps.
Measure test coverage and identify untested code. Use when assessing test completeness.
Identify code quality issues and anti-patterns. Use when reviewing code for maintainability problems.
Scan code for security vulnerabilities and unsafe patterns. Use before committing sensitive code or in security reviews.
Validate GitHub Actions workflow files for syntax, best practices, and correctness. Use before committing workflow changes or when workflows fail.
Run pre-commit hooks locally or in CI to validate code quality before committing. Use to ensure commits meet quality standards and CI will pass.
Validate type safety in Mojo code including parametric types and trait constraints. Use during code review or when type errors occur.
Detect security vulnerabilities in code and dependencies. Use when auditing security.
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