DGouron

55 mods across 1 repository, 44 stars between them.

review-example

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DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Example code review skill for Claude Review Automation. Customize this template for your project's review standards.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 21 tokens original MIT

DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Example follow-up review skill for Claude Review Automation. Used to verify fixes after initial review.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 23 tokens original MIT

followup-advanced

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DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Follow-up review that never trusts a commit message — always re-reads the actual diff before resolving a thread. Cites a real source for new issues, matching review-advanced.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: warn 41 tokens original MIT

followup-basic

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DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Follow-up review to verify fixes. Uses context file for thread management.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: warn 18 tokens original MIT

review-advanced

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DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Rigorous sequential-audit code review with a dedicated security block and cited pedagogical lessons. Customize for your project.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: warn 27 tokens original MIT

review-basic

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DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Basic code review skill template. Customize for your project.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 14 tokens original MIT

review-with-agents

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DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Advanced code review with multiple sequential agents. Customize for your project.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: warn 18 tokens original MIT

review-bootstrap

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DGouron/review-flow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Bootstrap skill that injects critical automation instructions for review context communication. Must be loaded BEFORE any review skill.

not rated 44 yesterday A SkillSpector: warn 24 tokens original MIT

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