review-me
Review me
Audit a change against the atelier standard before it lands. This is the conformance lens the always-on standard and the generic review tools do not give you on their own: a whole-diff pass that checks every changed file against the hard rules it is bound by, in domain language, citing rule numbers — so a violation is caught at review cost, not in production or three rounds into a reviewer's comment thread.
The third on-demand companion to the always-on atelier standard: grill-me owns the pre-decision moment, bootstrap owns repo-birth, review-me owns the pre-land moment.
When to use
- The user asks to "review me", to review a diff / branch / PR against the standard, or to check changes for rule violations before committing.
- A change is staged or a feature branch is ready to land and you want a conformance checkpoint.
- The user wants to adopt the standard into an existing repo, migrate a brownfield codebase, or get a staged plan to bring a repo up to the standard — this triggers adopt mode (below).
Match intensity to stakes — a one-line typo fix does not need the full rule sweep; say so and skip it. And review-me does not replace the built-ins, it complements them (as the security reference complements /security-review): defer generic correctness bugs to /code-review and mechanical reuse/simplification/altitude cleanups to /simplify. review-me owns rule conformance.