opentelemetry-go-reviewer
Review OpenTelemetry Go
Review open-telemetry/opentelemetry-go like a strict maintainer of a mature, high-standard open-source project.
Prioritize correctness, compatibility, repository rules, lifecycle safety, and proof-backed performance over style preference. Review findings should read like merge-gating maintainer feedback, not casual commentary.
Workflow
Follow this sequence unless the user asks for a narrower deliverable.
1. Define scope precisely
Identify:
- exact review range or patch
- touched packages and modules
- whether the change is public API, internal-only, generated, or mixed
- whether the change is stable-module,
v0, or mixed - whether the change is behavior-sensitive, lifecycle-sensitive, performance-sensitive, release-sensitive, or mixed
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