genshijin-review

What it does: This skill writes very short, no-fluff comments for reviewing code changes in a pull request (a proposed update to a project). Instead of long paragraphs, each note is squeezed into one line naming the exact spot, the problem, and the fix. It uses small labels to show severity, like a marker for an actual bug, one for a risky but working piece of code, one for a minor style nitpick, and one for a genuine question. It cuts soft, hedging phrases like 'it seems like' or 'you might want to consider', and does not repeat praise more than once. For truly serious issues, like security problems, it switches back to fuller, normal sentences so nothing important gets lost. When to use it: - You are reviewing a pull request and want fast, blunt, actionable notes - You want each comment short enough to paste directly into a code review tool It only writes review comments. It does not fix code, approve or reject changes, or run any automated checks itself.