---
description: Review recent code changes for completeness, accuracy, tech debt, maintainability, extensibility, and DRY/CLEAN code
argument-hint: <"recent" | "staged" | "unstaged" | file path | git commit range>
allowed-tools: Task, Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Bash
---

Review this code: $ARGUMENTS

## Instructions

Load the `code-reviewer` skill, then:

### 1. Identify What to Review

| Argument | What to Review |
|----------|---------------|
| `recent` | `git diff HEAD~1` (last commit) |
| `staged` | `git diff --cached` (staged changes) |
| `unstaged` | `git diff` (working directory) |
| file path | Specific file(s) |
| commit range | `git diff <range>` |

### 2. Review Each Dimension

| Dimension | Key Question |
|-----------|--------------|
| **Completeness** | Does it do everything it should? |
| **Accuracy** | Is it correct? Edge cases? Errors? |
| **Tech Debt** | Are we creating future problems? |
| **Maintainability** | Can someone else understand this? |
| **Extensibility** | Can this grow without rewrites? |
| **DRY** | Is there duplicated logic? |
| **CLEAN** | Clear, Logical, Efficient, Accurate, Neat? |

### 3. Categorize by Severity

| Severity | Meaning |
|----------|---------|
| **BLOCKER** | Cannot ship |
| **CRITICAL** | Significant risk |
| **WARNING** | Quality concern |
| **SUGGESTION** | Improvement |
| **PRAISE** | Good practice |

### 4. Provide Proper Fixes

For each issue:
- Location (file:line)
- What's wrong and why it matters
- **Production-quality fix** (not a quick patch)

### 5. Summarize

- Overall recommendation: APPROVE / REQUEST_CHANGES
- Count by severity
- Key action items
- What's done well

## Quick Checks

### Go
```bash
grep -n "panic(\|log.Fatal" [files]     # Should use error returns
grep -n "// TODO\|// FIXME" [files]     # Tracked?
```

### TypeScript
```bash
grep -n ": any\|as any" [files]         # Should be typed
grep -n "console.log" [files]           # Debug left in?
```

## Critical Rules

- ALWAYS provide production-quality fixes
- ALWAYS categorize by severity
- ALWAYS acknowledge good practices
- NEVER block on formatting (formatters do that)
- NEVER critique without alternative