review

Run a comprehensive review of the current branch by orchestrating three review passes in parallel, then aggregating their findings.

Step 0 — check optional reviewers are installed

Run the following to check which plugins are available:

claude plugin list --json 2>/dev/null | python3 -c "
import json,sys
installed = {p['id'] for p in json.loads(sys.stdin.read()).get('installed', [])}
for pid in ['pr-review-toolkit@claude-plugins-official','code-review@claude-plugins-official']:
    print('ok' if pid in installed else 'missing', pid)
"

For any plugin reported as missing, tell the user:

To get the full 3-reviewer report, install the missing plugin(s) and reload:

/plugin install <name>@claude-plugins-official
/reload-plugins

Continuing with the reviewer(s) that are available.

Do not block the review — proceed with whichever reviewers are present. The diff review always runs regardless.

Step 1 — run all three reviews in parallel

Invoke all three of the following simultaneously using the Agent tool (one agent per review), passing the same PR or branch context to each:

1. Diff review — run git diff main...HEAD, then for each changed file assess:

   • Correctness — does the logic do what it claims?
   • Security — injection, XSS, auth bypass, secrets-in-code?
   • Performance — N+1 queries, blocking calls, memory leaks?
   • Readability — confusing names, missing context, overly complex logic?
   • Tests — are changes covered? Are existing tests likely to break?

2. PR Review Toolkit — invoke the pr-review-toolkit:review-pr skill using the Skill tool. Skip if not installed (noted in Step 0).

3. Official code-review — invoke the code-review:code-review skill using the Skill tool. Skip if not installed (noted in Step 0).

Step 2 — aggregate findings

Collect results from all three passes and deduplicate. Present a single unified report:

Must fix

Blockers that should prevent merge (any finding rated critical/blocker across any reviewer).