swift-code-reviewer-skill
Layered review. Context first.
Swift/SwiftUI review with spec adherence and project standards across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Kiro.
Problem
Swift reviews need the specification and project standards as well as the code.
My contribution
Development and maintenance of this personal project.
THE PIPELINE / SYSTEM MAP
swift-code-reviewer-skill
One review core adapted to four agent runtimes.
Step 1 / 5
Diff, spec & standards
Read changes, acceptance criteria and project standards before assessing code.
Step 2 / 5
Agent wrappers
Claude, Codex, Gemini and Kiro receive instructions in each runtime’s formats and paths.
Step 3 / 5
Seven layers
Specification, Swift, SwiftUI, performance, security, architecture and project standards.
Step 4 / 5
Prioritized report
Findings by file and severity, with actions to guide the next review.
Step 5 / 5
Recurring patterns
Group repeated findings and propose project rules; suggestions are not automatic approval.
Review code against intent and project standards.
Connections and conditions
- Diff, spec & standards → Agent wrappersProvides review context
- Agent wrappers → Seven layersShares the core
- Seven layers → Prioritized reportOrganizes findings
- Prioritized report → Recurring patternsDetects recurrence
- Recurring patterns → Diff, spec & standardsProposes new standards
Illustrative walkthrough of documented components; it does not run the projects. Sources reviewed on 2026-10-28.
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Engineering decision
A shared review core is distributed through agent-specific wrappers.
Trade-off
Each runtime has different command and context-discovery conventions.
Evidence
A seven-layer review core is distributed to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Kiro, with documented installation commands.
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