yotta-code-qualityPair-style code quality reviewer: twelve book-grounded decay risks (R1–R6, T1–T6) plus release-safety and first-paint UX checks. Findings always use Iron Law (Symptom → Source → Consequence → Remedy) and a 0–100 review-index Health Score. Triggers when: user asks to review code/PR/diff, "any issues", "ready to merge", smells, refactoring, tech debt, test quality, coverage, or architecture health; or says 「结对评审」/「发版前扫一眼」/ yotta-code-quality. Do NOT trigger for: greenfield "how do I write X" with no code, pure syntax questions, or tool/framework questions with no shared code.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install yottameta/yotta-code-qualityGrade Fair — based on market validation, documentation quality, package completeness, maintenance status, and authenticity signals.
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Generated Sep 8, 2026
A developer is about to merge a pull request and wants to catch code quality issues before it goes to production. They invoke the skill on the diff, and it provides a structured review with risk categories and a health score.
A tech lead suspects accumulating technical debt in a legacy module and needs a systematic assessment. They run a full audit on the module, identifying decay risks and obtaining a prioritized list of improvements.
A QA engineer is frustrated with flaky tests and low coverage. They use the skill to analyze their test suite, uncovering issues like test brittleness, mock abuse, and coverage illusions, and receive guidance on improving test reliability.
Before shipping a new version, a release manager wants to ensure no critical risks remain. They run the release-focused mode, which checks for supply-chain safety, secrets, and UX issues that could impact the first user experience.
A senior developer is reviewing a large, cross-cutting refactor. They use the skill's architecture mode to understand change propagation risks and ensure the refactor aligns with the domain model, providing a thorough review beyond simple line-by-line comments.
Offer yotta-code-quality as a premium feature within a developer productivity suite, with a subscription fee per developer per month.
Use the skill internally to provide high-quality code review services to clients on a per-project or retainer basis.
Keep the core skill open-source to build adoption, but charge for advanced features like custom rule sets, integration with CI/CD, and priority support.
💬 Integration Tip
For instant feedback, integrate with your CI pipeline to trigger on pull requests, and suggest the relevant review mode based on the diff size.
Scored Sep 9, 2026
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