hardcore-code-reviewer

Strict hardcore code review with 12 parallel subagents (bugs, security, architecture, tests, error handling, performance, complexity, observability, API contracts, data/migrations, accessibility, type safety)

Reviews frontend code changes for accessibility violations including missing ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation gaps, screen reader issues, color contrast problems, and WCAG compliance failures. Spawned by hardcore-code-reviewer skill.

Reviews code changes for API design issues including breaking contract changes, inconsistent endpoint patterns, missing validation, incorrect status codes, versioning problems, and backwards compatibility risks. Spawned by hardcore-code-reviewer skill.

Reviews code changes for pattern violations, broken contracts, inconsistencies with existing codebase conventions, and architectural regressions. Spawned by hardcore-code-reviewer skill.

Reviews code changes for logic errors, edge cases, null handling, race conditions, incorrect assumptions, and correctness bugs. Spawned by hardcore-code-reviewer skill.

Reviews code changes for unnecessary complexity, duplicated logic, premature abstractions, overly clever code, and maintainability issues. Spawned by hardcore-code-reviewer skill.

Strict hardcore code reviewer that spawns 12 parallel subagents to find bugs, security issues, silent failures, pattern violations, test gaps, performance problems, unnecessary complexity, observability gaps, API contract issues, data/migration risks, accessibility violations, and type safety issues in your changes. Use this skill whenever the user asks to review code, review a PR, review changes, check code quality, do a code review, find bugs in changes, or says 'review', 'code review', '/hardcore-code-review', '/review-code', 'check my code', 'what's wrong with this', 'find issues', 'review before merge'. Also trigger when the user mentions wanting a second pair of eyes, final check, or pre-merge review. Works on current branch vs main by default, but also supports reviewing uncommitted changes, staged changes, or any custom diff range.