For maintainers and engineering teams
Give every review a consistent starting point.
Bring your review checklist, testing guidance, and repository conventions into one toolkit. Choose it when you want your coding app to inspect a change.
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- Start with
- A proposed change and its requirements
- Add skills for
- Code review, test coverage, and dependency checks
- Work toward
- Findings tied to evidence, with suggested tests
Example workflow to assemble. Automated review does not replace human review or security testing.
Make the checklist reusable
Keep review instructions in the toolkit rather than pasting them into every conversation. Use the same toolkit across repositories with similar standards.
Share the approach without sharing your account
Give teammates an eligible toolkit link. They keep their own account, tools, and approvals; sharing does not enforce a review policy.
Questions
Does this approve or merge pull requests?
No. code-config.com prepares the toolkit. Any repository access or write action depends on the tools you configure and the permissions you grant.
Is it a security audit?
No. Use the selected tools to support your review, then verify the findings. A toolkit is not a security certification.
Can my review and development tools be different?
Yes. Keep separate toolkits and select one for each launch. A per-launch choice leaves the project default unchanged.