/review-code

name: review-code
description: Perform a Maestro-style code review with findings ordered by severity and concrete file references

Maestro Review Code

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Maestro's MCP tools are native tools named `mcp_maestro_maestro_<tool>`. If they are missing, call them through `call_mcp_tool` with `ServerName: "maestro_maestro"`. To find files or search code yourself, use `run_command` (`ls`, `find`, `rg`): `list_dir`, `find_by_name` and `grep_search` exist only for subagents.

Call `get_skill_content` with resources: ["architecture", "delegation", "code-review"]. Call `get_agent` with agents: ["code-reviewer"]. Delegate with `invoke_subagent`: one `Subagents` entry per agent, with `TypeName` set to the agent name, a 2-5 word `Role`, and the full delegation prompt as `Prompt`. The call returns at once and each agent's final response arrives later as a system message, so end your turn without further tool calls until it does.

Workflow

1. Determine review scope: explicit user-provided paths, staged changes, or last commit diff 2. Delegate to the code-reviewer agent with the diff content and file paths 3. Review for correctness, regressions, security, maintainability risk, and missing tests 4. Classify findings by severity (Critical, Major, Minor, Suggestion) with concrete file and line references 5. Present findings first, ordered by severity; keep the closing summary brief and only after findings

Constraints

• Do not bury findings behind a long overview
• Every finding must reference a specific file and line number -- no speculative issues
• If no findings exist, say so explicitly and note residual testing gaps