review-pro

review-pro is a tiered AI code-review system: triage → relevant specialist reviewers → synthesis. It reviews code written by AI agents, using AI agents — built to catch the failure modes AI-generated code actually ships with (hallucinated APIs, over-engineering, ignored conventions, needless dependencies).

This package is the installer CLI (npx review-pro). It installs the review-pro core (skills + subagents) into your agent tool, and the stack packs into your repo's .review-pro/.

🌐 Landing page: https://tufantunc.github.io/review-pro/ 📦 Source & full docs: https://github.com/tufantunc/review-pro

Install (one-time)

Installs the review-pro core — 12 specialist reviewer skills + subagents + the review-pro orchestrator — into your agent tool's home, from one canonical source.

npx review-pro init                           # opencode (default)
npx review-pro init --target claude-code      # or cursor | codex | all | auto

Supported targets: opencode · Claude Code · Cursor · Codex. Codex agents are auto-transformed to TOML; Cursor can also /add-plugin the repo directly.

No Node.js? review-pro is plain markdown skills and agents — you can copy them into your tool's folder and it works the same. See the manual install steps for each platform.

Add stack packs

Stack packs layer language/framework-specific signals onto the reviewers at review time. Install the ones you use into the repo you review:

npx review-pro                # interactive multi-select
npx review-pro add python     # or: node, go, rust, typescript-react, dotnet, php,
                              #     kotlin, swift, flutter, nextjs, react-native,
                              #     wordpress, ai-ml
npx review-pro list           # show catalog + installed versions
npx review-pro doctor         # check drift / roster integrity

Packs land in the reviewed repo's .review-pro/ and carry their own version.

Run a review

Restart your tool so the new skills/agents are discovered, then in the repo you want to review:

• open a branch and ask the session to "review this branch with review-pro", or
• invoke the review-pro skill directly.

The agent runs the whole pipeline natively (git diff, reads changed files, Globs .review-pro/ for active stacks, dispatches the relevant reviewer subagents with their stack signals, and synthesizes one verdict: BLOCK / REQUEST CHANGES / APPROVE). No env vars, no scripts to run at review time.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | npx review-pro | interactive — select stacks to install into .review-pro/ | | init [--target <platform>] | install the core plugin into a tool's home | | uninstall [--target <platform>] | remove the core plugin from a tool's home | | add <stack> | install one stack pack (non-interactive, CI-safe) | | remove <stack> | remove an installed pack | | update [stack] | refresh installed packs to the catalog version | | list | show catalog stacks + installed versions + drift | | doctor | validate installed packs (version drift, roster integrity, orphans) |

Uninstall

Removes the review-pro core (the agents + skills init copied) from a tool's home. Mirrors init's --target logic.

npx review-pro uninstall --target opencode   # or claude-code | codex | all | auto

Add -y to skip the confirmation prompt (CI).

Stack packs (.review-pro/) live in your repo and are not touched — remove them with npx review-pro remove <stack> or rm -rf .review-pro. Cursor manages its own plugins: run /remove-plugin review-pro in Cursor.

Requirements & license

• Node ≥ 18 (for this CLI only; manual install needs no Node).
• MIT — see LICENSE.

12 specialist reviewers

security · correctness · craft · ai-antipatterns · dry · performance · backend · frontend · a11y · db · api-contract · tests

The ai-antipatterns reviewer is first-class: hallucinated APIs/symbols/imports, invented config/env keys, needless dependencies, and ignored existing helpers — the failure modes that come from code being written by an agent rather than a person.