19,479 mods in this category, of every kind an
agent can take. Each one carries what it costs per session, what the
scan found, and whether it is the original.
The integration gate proven on AQUA M03: builder → independent falsifier → bounded corrections → re-verifier sign-off. Use for any lane that claims an integration, migration, projection, import, auth, or multi-party boundary works. The falsifier never trusts the builder's harness; it invents new counterexamples…
Assess a specific GitHub pull request using Agentic SDLC evidence, report blockers and missing proof, and trace explicit acceptance conditions. Use for read-only PR evidence review, not implementing changes, approving, merging, or publishing.
Use when the question is about a codebase, not a file — locate a symbol, who calls it, what breaks if I change it, review this diff, which tests to run, repo-level flows/risk.
Turn the coding session behind a branch into a reviewable Intent Document: what was asked, assumed, tried and tested, checked against the diff before it is written.
When and how to ask other AI models (GPT, Gemini, Grok and more) for a second opinion through Polydev. Use when the user asks for other models' views, or when offering one would clearly help with a stuck bug, a design trade-off or a review.
Use when maintaining open-source projects with AI assistance: issue triage, pull request review, release notes, maintainer automation, Codex for OSS application evidence, and privacy or safety guardrails for AI-assisted workflows.
Create a PR on an OSAC component repo (including the osac mono-repo, which may need per-component validation for multiple touched components in one pass) using the fork-based workflow. Runs repo-specific validation (build, test, lint), pushes to the developer's push remote, and opens a PR against the upstream repo…
Use when auditing, reviewing, or refactoring a codebase for object-oriented design quality in any language. A single read-only front door, /audit, runs two analysis tracks in parallel — RISK (issues) and PATTERN (existing-pattern scan + pattern-fit suggestions) — and merges them into one unified report; every layer…
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Automatic code review powered by OpenAI Codex CLI. Codex reviews your plans and code as a second opinion — like having a senior engineer look over Claude's shoulder.
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A code-review pipeline that runs preliminary checks, sends code to specialised read-only checks, independently verifies findings, and makes a final decision.
Scan a repository against curated coding standards and produce a structured audit report, issue set, refactor plan, and sprint-based remediation roadmap. Use when the user invokes /vibe.audit or asks to review the codebase against established rules. Operates in full autopilot mode from repository scan to sprint plan…
Use the Weavatrix MCP as a reusable local repository-intelligence layer: understand unfamiliar applications with a bounded code graph, reduce repeated context, review Health, dead code, duplicates and history, trace endpoints and blast radius, enforce target architecture, and verify changes before a PR.
A production-ready MCP server for triaging and reviewing GitHub pull requests. Runs locally from the github-pr-control-mcp npm package.
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