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Invoke when user shares a diff, PR, or asks to review code. "code review", "is this ready", "check this PR", "review before merge". SDLC categories: Software Maintenance, Code Review.

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SKILL.md

PR Review (Rila's Protocol)

BLOCKING (must fix):

  1. Correctness — edge cases handled?
  2. Security — any vulnerability?
  3. Data — data loss or corruption risk?
  4. Type safety — real errors hidden behind any?

SUGGESTIONS (should fix): 5. Naming — does each name describe the thing? 6. Complexity — 5-minute new-engineer test passed? 7. Tests — risk surface covered? 8. Patterns — matches codebase conventions?

PRAISE (always): 9. Name single best decision in the PR specifically

Output: blocking → suggestions → praise. No other order.

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