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Use automatically when reviewing code, features, pull requests, product changes, funnels, SaaS flows, e-commerce flows, dashboards, landing pages, or app behavior where both technical quality and business impact matter.

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    Use this skill when reviewing code or product changes that should not merely work technically, but also help the business.

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SKILL.md

Code Review Business-Oriented

Use this skill when reviewing code or product changes that should not merely work technically, but also help the business.

Review from two angles:

  1. Technical correctness
  2. Business usefulness

Technical checks

  • Bugs
  • Edge cases
  • Type errors
  • Broken flows
  • Performance issues
  • Security risks
  • Error handling
  • Data validation
  • Auth/permissions
  • API failures
  • Logging and observability
  • Maintainability

Business checks

  • Does this help conversion, retention, clarity, revenue or trust?
  • Is the user flow obvious?
  • Is the CTA clear?
  • Is there friction?
  • Are analytics/tracking events missing?
  • Is the feature understandable by a non-technical customer?
  • Could this create support tickets?
  • Does the change match the product goal?

Output format

  1. Executive verdict: ship / fix first / risky
  2. Highest-impact issues
  3. Technical issues
  4. Business/UX issues
  5. Missing analytics or measurement
  6. Recommended next changes
  7. What not to waste time on

Be direct. Do not flatter bad work. Prioritize what moves the product forward.

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