Multi-reviewer Claude Code plugin: 6 frontend reviewers dispatched in parallel with isolated context.
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A reviewer for accessibility issues in frontend code. Accessibility means making software usable by people with disabilities, using standards such as WCAG and ARIA guidance.
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A reviewer for correctness problems in frontend code, including React, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, and CSS. React is a library for building user interfaces.
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A frontend code-review agent focused on maintainability: how easy code is to read, predict, change, and keep organized. It uses four review areas covering readability, predictable behavior, focused responsibilities, and connections between components.
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Part of fe-review-agents
A code-review agent for React and Next.js applications that checks performance-related patterns. React is a user-interface library, while Next.js is a React framework for building web applications.
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A front-end security reviewer that checks source files or diffs for recognizable security problems without running a full security scanner. It focuses on issues such as cross-site scripting, exposed secrets, unsafe links, and risky browser APIs.
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A TypeScript code reviewer focused on places where code bypasses the language's type checks, such as any, forced type casts, and non-null assertions. TypeScript is a programming language that checks many mistakes before code runs.
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Part of fe-review-agents
An agent that combines findings from several code reviewers into one report. It sorts issues by severity and keeps each reviewer’s rule identifier for tracking.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: