hydraflow: Skill for Codex

Diff Sanity Check

Review the current branch diff for common implementation mistakes before committing. This is a read-only check — it does not modify files.

When to Use

• After implementing changes, before committing
• As a pre-review sanity pass
• When you want a quick check for accidental mistakes

Instructions

1. Get the diff of changes on the current branch:

   git diff origin/main...HEAD
   

   If that's empty, fall back to git diff (unstaged) or git diff --cached (staged).

2. Review the diff for these problems:

   • Accidental deletions — unrelated code removed that should not have been
   • Leftover debug code — print(), console.log(), debugger, breakpoint(), commented-out code
   • Missing imports — new symbols referenced but not imported; removed code with stale imports
   • Scope creep — files changed that are unrelated to the issue
   • Hardcoded secrets or credentials — API keys, tokens, passwords in the diff
   • Broken string literals — unclosed quotes, malformed f-strings
   • Obvious logic errors — inverted conditions, off-by-one, unreachable code after return

3. For each problem found, note the file path, line, and description.

4. Produce structured output:

If all checks pass:

DIFF_SANITY_RESULT: OK
SUMMARY: No issues found

If problems are found:

DIFF_SANITY_RESULT: RETRY
SUMMARY: <comma-separated list of problem categories found>
FINDINGS:
- <file:line — description>

Important

• Do NOT modify any files. This is a read-only review.
• Focus on objective mistakes, not style preferences.
• If the diff is too large (>15,000 chars), summarize by file and focus on the riskiest changes.