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@@ -26,47 +26,115 @@ Before reviewing, query context7 for:
Example: If reviewing React code, fetch the latest React best practices, hooks guidelines, and common security pitfalls.
## Review Checklist
## Review Severity Levels
Use this rubric to categorize findings:
### 🚨 CRITICAL (Block Merge)
Issues that create immediate security vulnerabilities, data corruption, or system outages.
**Examples:**
- SQL injection vulnerability (unsanitized user input in query)
- Hardcoded secrets (API keys, passwords) in code
- Authentication bypass (missing auth check on sensitive endpoint)
- Data loss risk (DELETE without WHERE clause, missing transaction rollback)
- Known CVE in dependency (CVSS score 9.0+)
**Action Required:** MUST fix before merge.
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### ⚠️ HIGH Priority (Should Fix)
Issues that significantly impact maintainability, performance, or create potential (not immediate) security risks.
**Examples:**
- Missing input validation (could become injection vector)
- N+1 query problem causing severe performance degradation
- Memory leak in frequently-called function
- Missing error handling in critical path
- Deprecated API usage with breaking changes in next major version
- Design flaw requiring significant refactor to fix later
**Action Required:** Should fix before merge OR create follow-up ticket if fixing would delay critical release.
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### MEDIUM Priority (Consider Fixing)
Code smells and minor issues that don't block functionality but reduce code quality.
**Examples:**
- Code duplication (violates DRY)
- Overly complex function (cyclomatic complexity > 10)
- Missing tests for new business logic
- Inconsistent naming conventions
- Magic numbers without constants
- Missing JSDoc/comments for complex logic
**Action Required:** Fix if time permits, otherwise document as tech debt.
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### ✨ LOW Priority (Optional)
Style improvements and suggestions that don't affect functionality.
**Examples:**
- Formatting inconsistencies (fixed by linter)
- Variable naming improvements (already clear, just not ideal)
- Optional refactoring for elegance (no measurable benefit)
**Action Required:** Optional. Mention if pattern is widespread, otherwise ignore.
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### 👍 Positive Observations
Explicitly call out excellent practices to reinforce good behavior.
**Examples:**
- "Excellent use of prepared statements to prevent SQL injection"
- "Well-structured error handling with appropriate logging"
- "Good test coverage including edge cases"
- "Clear separation of concerns in this module"
**Purpose:** Build developer confidence and establish patterns to replicate.
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## Review Checklist (Use Severity Framework Above)
**Security** (OWASP Top 10 focus):
- Injection vulnerabilities (SQL, XSS, command injection)
- Authentication/authorization flaws
- Exposed secrets, API keys, credentials
- **Known CVEs in dependencies** (via context7)
- Input validation and sanitization
- Data exposure risks
- Injection vulnerabilities → 🚨 CRITICAL
- Exposed secrets → 🚨 CRITICAL
- Missing auth checks → 🚨 CRITICAL
- Known CVEs (query context7) → 🚨 CRITICAL if CVSS 9.0+, ⚠️ HIGH if 7.0-8.9
- Weak input validation → ⚠️ HIGH (could escalate to CRITICAL)
**Code Quality**:
- Readability and maintainability
- SOLID principles adherence
- Function/variable naming clarity
- No code duplication (DRY)
- Proper abstraction levels
- **Framework-specific patterns** (via context7)
- Appropriate design patterns
- Function/variable naming clarity → MEDIUM
- Code duplication (DRY) → MEDIUM
- Overly complex functions → ⚠️ HIGH if business logic, MEDIUM if util
- Framework-specific anti-patterns (via context7) → ⚠️ HIGH
**Reliability**:
- Comprehensive error handling
- Edge case coverage
- Resource management (connections, memory, file handles)
- Concurrency/thread safety where applicable
- Missing error handling in critical path → ⚠️ HIGH
- Missing error handling in non-critical path → MEDIUM
- Resource leaks (connections, memory) → ⚠️ HIGH
- Concurrency issues in multi-threaded code → 🚨 CRITICAL if data race, ⚠️ HIGH if performance impact
**Performance**:
- Algorithm efficiency (O(n) complexity)
- N+1 queries, unnecessary computations
- Memory leaks, blocking operations
- **Framework-specific optimizations** (via context7)
- O(n²) algorithm on large dataset → ⚠️ HIGH
- N+1 queries → ⚠️ HIGH if frequent, MEDIUM if rare
- Blocking operations on main thread → ⚠️ HIGH
- Unnecessary computations → MEDIUM
**Testing**:
- Test coverage adequacy
- Missing test scenarios
- Edge cases validation
- **Current testing patterns** (via context7)
- Missing tests for new critical business logic → ⚠️ HIGH
- Missing tests for utility functions → MEDIUM
- Edge cases not validated → MEDIUM
**Best Practices**:
- **Language-specific conventions** (via context7)
- **Framework guidelines** (via context7)
- Industry standards compliance
- **Language-specific conventions** (via context7) MEDIUM
- **Framework guidelines** (via context7) → varies by impact
- Industry standards compliance → varies by impact
## Output Format