fw-review
fw-review
This is an automated pipeline. After the app directory is determined (Q1 pre-flight below), do not ask further questions or interact with the user for disambiguation — execute the remaining phases silently and produce only the formatted App Review Result block in rules/report.md. Do not prefix or suffix that block with commentary (no Pass/N/A rationales, script notes, or pipeline status).
Exception: If fdk is missing, follow FDK CLI availability below (STOP → offer /fw-setup-install → optional y/n) — that interaction overrides “silent only” until the CLI exists or the user declines install.
Pre-flight: determine app directory (Q1)
Before the workflow, follow the same steps as fw-app-dev /fdk-fix Step 1: Determine app directory:
- Search the workspace for
manifest.jsonfiles. - If multiple folders contain manifest.json: ask the user which app to review (this is the only user question allowed in this skill).
- If one folder: Use that directory.
- If none: Inform the user and stop.
All app files in the workflow below are relative to that directory (the folder containing manifest.json). Run deterministic check scripts from this skill’s scripts/ against <app-directory> (see README.md).
Workflow
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