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moai-essentials-review

Enterprise comprehensive code review automation with AI-powered quality analysis, TRUST 5 enforcement, multi-language support, Context7 integration, security scanning, performance analysis, test coverage validation, and automated review feedback generation

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SKILL.md

Enterprise Code Review Automation

Skill Metadata

Field Value
Skill Name moai-essentials-review
Version 4.0.0 Enterprise (2025-11-12)
Core Framework TRUST 5 principles automation
AI Integration ✅ Context7 MCP, AI quality analysis
Auto-load On code commit or PR creation
Languages 25+ languages with specialized analysis
Lines of Content 880+ with 16+ production examples
Progressive Disclosure 3-level (automation, analysis, advanced)

What It Does

Automates comprehensive code review process with AI-powered quality checks, TRUST 5 principle validation, security vulnerability detection, performance analysis, test coverage verification, and detailed review feedback generation.


3-Phase Automated Review

Phase 1: Automated Checks (5 minutes)

Syntax & Linting:
  ✓ Run linters (pylint, eslint, golint, etc.)
  ✓ Check code formatting (black, prettier, gofmt)
  ✓ Type checking (mypy, TypeScript, go vet)

Security Scanning:
  ✓ Dependency vulnerabilities (safety, npm audit, cargo audit)
  ✓ Credential detection (git-secrets, detect-secrets)
  ✓ OWASP Top 10 checks

Test Coverage:
  ✓ Coverage ≥85%
  ✓ Critical paths covered
  ✓ Edge cases tested

Phase 2: AI Quality Analysis (15 minutes)

TRUST 5 Validation:
  ✓ T - Tests present and comprehensive
  ✓ R - Code readable and maintainable
  ✓ U - Unified with codebase patterns
  ✓ S - Security best practices

Design Analysis:
  ✓ SOLID principles
  ✓ Design patterns appropriate
  ✓ Scalability concerns
  ✓ Performance implications

Phase 3: Human Review (20 minutes)

Architectural Review:
  ✓ Does solution fit architecture?
  ✓ Any alternatives considered?
  ✓ Trade-offs documented?

Business Logic:
  ✓ Does it solve the problem?
  ✓ Any edge cases missed?
  ✓ User experience impact?

Documentation:
  ✓ README updated
  ✓ API docs current
  ✓ Examples provided

AI-Powered Quality Checks

Code Quality Metrics

class CodeQualityAnalyzer:
    """AI-powered code quality analysis."""
    
    async def analyze(self, code: str) -> QualityReport:
        metrics = {
            "complexity": calculate_cyclomatic(code),      # Should be <10
            "testability": assess_testability(code),        # Should be >0.85
            "maintainability": calculate_maintainability(code),  # Should be >80
            "readability": assess_readability(code),         # Should be clear
            "security_issues": scan_for_vulnerabilities(code),   # Should be 0
            "performance_concerns": detect_patterns(code),   # Should be minimal
        }
        
        return QualityReport(metrics)

TRUST 5 Automated Checks

T - Test First:
  ├─ Coverage ≥85%? ✓
  ├─ Happy path covered? ✓
  ├─ Edge cases tested? ✓
  └─ Error scenarios? ✓

R - Readable:
  ├─ Functions <50 lines? ✓
  ├─ Meaningful names? ✓
  ├─ Comments explain WHY? ✓
  └─ Complexity <10? ✓

U - Unified:
  ├─ Follows team patterns? ✓
  ├─ Consistent style? ✓
  ├─ Error handling aligned? ✓
  └─ Logging strategy consistent? ✓

S - Secured:
  ├─ Inputs validated? ✓
  ├─ No hardcoded secrets? ✓
  ├─ SQL injection prevention? ✓
  └─ XSS prevention? ✓

T - Trackable:
  ├─ SPEC referenced? ✓

Security Vulnerability Detection

Critical Checks:
  ✓ Hardcoded credentials (API keys, passwords)
  ✓ SQL injection vectors
  ✓ XSS vulnerabilities
  ✓ CSRF token absence
  ✓ Unsafe deserialization
  ✓ Privilege escalation paths

High Priority:
  ✓ Missing input validation
  ✓ Weak cryptography
  ✓ Insecure randomness
  ✓ Race conditions
  ✓ Dependency vulnerabilities

Medium Priority:
  ✓ Missing error messages
  ✓ Insufficient logging
  ✓ Memory leaks
  ✓ Resource exhaustion risks

Performance Analysis

Detection Patterns:
  ✓ O(n²) algorithms in O(n) context
  ✓ Unnecessary file I/O in loops
  ✓ Blocking operations in async code
  ✓ Memory allocations in hot paths
  ✓ Inefficient string concatenation
  ✓ Database queries without indexing

Optimization Suggestions:
  ✓ Use more efficient algorithm
  ✓ Cache results
  ✓ Batch operations
  ✓ Use async/await properly
  ✓ Index database columns

Automated Review Report

# Code Review Report

## Summary
✅ **Status**: APPROVED (with 2 minor notes)
- Test Coverage: 87% ✓
- Security: ✓ Clean
- Performance: ✓ No concerns
- Design: ✓ Good
- TRUST 5: All checks passed

## TRUST 5 Assessment

### T - Test First: ✓
Coverage: 87% (target ≥85%)
- Happy path: ✓ Covered
- Edge cases: ✓ 5 tests
- Error scenarios: ✓ 3 tests

### R - Readable: ✓
All functions <50 lines, clear names

### U - Unified: ✓
Consistent with team patterns

### S - Secured: ✓
- No credentials: ✓
- Input validation: ✓
- Error messages safe: ✓

### T - Trackable: ✓
- SPEC-042 referenced
- 5 tests linked
- Code linked to PR

## Detailed Findings

### Strengths
1. ✅ Excellent test coverage (87%)
2. ✅ Clean, readable code
3. ✅ Proper error handling
4. ✅ Security best practices followed

### Minor Notes
1. ⚠️ Function `calculate_discount` could use type hints
2. ⚠️ Consider adding cache for frequently called API

### Recommendations
1. Add type hints to improve IDE support
2. Consider Redis caching for API calls

## Approval
✅ **Ready to merge** - All TRUST 5 checks passed

Integration with Context7

Live Security Patterns: Get latest vulnerability detection from official databases Performance Optimization: Context7 provides version-specific optimization patterns Language Updates: Context7 includes latest language/framework best practices


Best Practices

DO

  • ✅ Run automated checks before human review
  • ✅ Provide specific, actionable feedback
  • ✅ Explain WHY improvements are needed
  • ✅ Link to official documentation
  • ✅ Flag security issues immediately
  • ✅ Enforce TRUST 5 consistently
  • ✅ Update based on new findings
  • ✅ Track metrics over time

DON'T

  • ❌ Block on automated issues alone (let linters handle)
  • ❌ Miss security vulnerabilities
  • ❌ Accept coverage <85%
  • ❌ Ignore deprecated patterns
  • ❌ Skip performance analysis
  • ❌ Approve without TRUST 5 validation
  • ❌ Add comments that code already explains

Related Skills

  • moai-core-code-reviewer (Manual review guidance)
  • moai-essentials-debug (Debugging techniques)

For detailed analysis guidelines: [reference.md](reference.md) For real-world examples: [examples.md](examples.md) Last Updated: 2025-11-12 Status: Production Ready (Enterprise )