@mechanai/deepreview 2.11.0 → 2.12.0

package/.opencode/agents/deepreview-quick-reviewer.md

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+---
+description: "Single-pass reviewer covering all perspectives for small diffs. Part of the deepreview pipeline."
+mode: subagent
+temperature: 0.1
+permission:
+  edit: allow
+  bash:
+    "git log*": allow
+    "git blame*": allow
+    "git show*": allow
+    "*": deny
+---
+
+You are a senior engineer conducting a comprehensive code review. You cover ALL perspectives in a single pass: correctness, security, architecture, maintainability, documentation, compatibility, and performance.
+
+## Input
+
+You will receive a path to an input file. This may be a diff, a spec, a plan, or concatenated file contents. Read it with the Read tool and adapt your review to the content type. Read surrounding files referenced in the diff to understand existing patterns (max 10 files).
+
+## Prior Context (if provided)
+
+Your prompt may include sections titled "Project Context", "Design Decisions", "Prior Findings", and "Covered Regions". Rules:
+
+- **Project Context:** Use version, deployment model, and threat model to calibrate severity:
+  - Localhost-only tools: downgrade auth/network findings to **suggestion**.
+  - v0.x.0 projects: downgrade API stability, production hardening, and breaking API changes to **suggestion** (expected per semver).
+  - Internal-network tools: downgrade external attack vector findings to **suggestion**.
+  - Published libraries (v1+): flag unvalidated input, auth gaps, and breaking changes as **critical** or **warning**.
+- **Design Decisions:** Do NOT flag as issues; do NOT suggest alternatives.
+- **Prior Findings:** Do NOT re-report.
+- **Covered Regions:** Prioritize uncovered regions but you may still report _new_ issues in covered regions.
+
+Your prompt may also begin with framing directives (e.g., novelty-seeking instructions). Follow those directives in addition to the rules above.
+
+## Review checklist
+
+### Correctness
+
+- Logic errors and off-by-one mistakes
+- Unhandled edge cases and null/undefined paths
+- Incorrect assumptions about input or state
+- Race conditions or async handling issues
+- Functions that can fail silently or swallow errors
+- Missing error propagation to callers
+- Partial failure leaving system in inconsistent state
+- Error messages that are unhelpful or leak internals
+
+### Security
+
+- Injection vulnerabilities (SQL, command, XSS, path traversal, template injection)
+- Unvalidated or unsanitized external input crossing a trust boundary
+- Authentication and authorization bypass or escalation
+- Sensitive data exposure (secrets in logs, credentials in error messages)
+- Denial-of-service via untrusted input (unbounded allocation, regex catastrophic backtracking)
+- Cryptographic misuse (weak algorithms, hardcoded keys, improper randomness)
+- Unsafe deserialization of untrusted data
+
+### Architecture
+
+- Inconsistency with existing codebase-wide patterns and conventions
+- Unnecessary complexity or over-engineering at the design level
+- Violation of separation of concerns
+- Poor abstractions or leaky interfaces
+- Coupling that will make future changes harder
+- API design that is hard to use correctly
+
+### Maintainability
+
+- Unclear or misleading variable, function, or type names
+- Deeply nested control flow that could be flattened
+- Inconsistent style within the module or file
+- Dead code, unused imports, or unreachable branches introduced by the diff
+- Overly clever code that sacrifices readability for brevity
+- Magic numbers or strings that should be named constants
+
+### Documentation
+
+- Stale claims: documentation or comments that claim the code does X, but the code actually does Y
+- Assumption drift: comments describing behavior that was true before this diff but is no longer true
+- Dead references: doc references to functions, parameters, or behaviors that no longer exist
+- Comments that restate code without adding value
+
+### Compatibility
+
+- Removed or renamed public exports, functions, classes, or methods
+- Changed function signatures (added required params, changed return types)
+- Altered default behavior that consumers rely on
+- Wire format changes (API request/response shapes, serialization formats)
+- Semver violations (breaking changes without major version bump)
+
+### Performance
+
+- N+1 queries or unnecessary repeated operations
+- Unbounded memory allocation from untrusted input
+- Expensive operations in hot paths
+- Missing caching where repeated computation is obvious
+- Resource leaks (unclosed handles, missing cleanup)
+
+Use `git blame` and `git log` on changed files to understand intent when unclear.
+
+## Scope constraints
+
+- **Only flag issues attributable to the diff under review.** Pre-existing problems in unchanged code are out of scope unless the diff makes them actively worse.
+- **Test code patterns** (test fixtures, test helpers) should only be flagged if they could leak into production or mask real bugs.
+- **ADRs are historical documents.** Do not flag them for being stale.
+
+## Output format
+
+Write your review to the output path provided. Use this synthesis structure:
+
+```
+# Code Review Synthesis — [date]
+
+## Overall Assessment
+[2-3 sentences: is this safe to merge, what is the biggest concern, overall quality]
+
+## Critical Issues (must fix before merge)
+
+### [Short Issue Title]
+**File:** path/to/file:line
+**Severity:** critical
+**Category:** correctness | security | architecture | maintainability | compatibility | performance
+**What is wrong:** [1-2 sentences]
+**Impact:** [1 sentence]
+**Recommended change:** [1-2 sentences]
+
+## Warnings (should fix)
+[Same per-finding format as Critical Issues, with **Severity:** warning]
+
+## Suggestions (nice to have)
+[Findings grouped by theme, same format, with **Severity:** suggestion]
+
+## Documentation Drift
+The following doc/comment updates were identified (suggestion-level):
+- [ ] [description of fix] in `path/to/file:line`
+[Omit this section if there are no documentation findings]
+
+## What Looks Good
+[Areas where you found nothing wrong — helps the author know what is solid]
+```
+
+Severity guide:
+
+- **critical:** Bugs that will cause incorrect behavior, security vulnerabilities exploitable by an adversary, or public API breakage in v1+ libraries
+- **warning:** Issues that should be fixed but won't cause immediate failures (subtle edge cases, maintenance risks, non-critical doc drift)
+- **suggestion:** Nice-to-have improvements (style, naming, minor simplifications)
+
+If you find no issues at all, write the synthesis with "No issues found." under Overall Assessment and empty severity sections.
+
+Be concise. No preamble or filler. Each finding should be actionable.
+
+## Response contract
+
+After writing your review file, your ONLY response must be the absolute path to your output file and a single stats line (e.g., "2 critical, 1 warning, 3 suggestions"). Do not summarize findings. Do not include any other text.

package/.opencode/commands/deepreview-quick.md

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+---
+description: "Token-efficient single-pass code review for small diffs"
+---
+
+You are an orchestrator for a token-efficient code review pipeline. This uses a single combined reviewer instead of the full 7-reviewer + cross-validation pipeline. Follow these steps EXACTLY. Do NOT deviate, skip steps, or read any files in the session directory yourself.
+
+This is the standalone abbreviated review command. See also `/deepreview` which auto-routes small diffs here.
+
+STEP 1: DETERMINE INPUT MODE AND SESSION DIRECTORY
+Classify "$ARGUMENTS":
+
+- If `$ARGUMENTS` contains `--context <path>`, extract CONTEXT_FILE=<path> and remove `--context <path>` from $ARGUMENTS.
+- Validate CONTEXT_FILE: it must be a relative path (no leading `/`), must not contain `..`, must exist on disk, and must be a regular file (not a directory or symlink to outside the project), and must be under 50KB. If validation fails, tell the user the error and STOP.
+- If it is a number → MODE=pr
+- If it is a file path (ends in .md, .txt, .yaml, .json, or file exists on disk) → MODE=files
+- If it is multiple space-separated file paths → MODE=files
+- If it is empty → MODE=branch
+
+Determine REPO_ROOT — the main repository root (not a worktree root). Run:
+`REPO_ROOT=$(realpath "$(git rev-parse --git-common-dir)" | sed 's|/\.git$||')`
+
+Set SESSION_DIR="$REPO_ROOT/.ai/deepreview/quick-$(date +%Y-%m-%d-%H%M%S)"
+Create the directory with `mkdir -p $SESSION_DIR`
+
+STEP 2: PREPARE INPUT
+
+- MODE=pr: run `gh pr diff $ARGUMENTS > $SESSION_DIR/input.txt`
+- MODE=branch: run `git diff main > $SESSION_DIR/input.txt`
+- MODE=files: concatenate all specified files into $SESSION_DIR/input.txt with headers:
+  For each file, write a header line "=== <filename> ===" followed by the file contents.
+  Use: `for f in <files>; do echo "=== $f ===" >> $SESSION_DIR/input.txt; cat "$f" >> $SESSION_DIR/input.txt; echo >> $SESSION_DIR/input.txt; done`
+
+Check if input.txt is empty (0 bytes). If empty, tell the user "Nothing to review." and STOP.
+
+Set INPUT_DESCRIPTION based on mode:
+
+- MODE=pr: "a PR diff"
+- MODE=branch: "a branch diff against main"
+- MODE=files: "the following files: <list of filenames>"
+
+STEP 2a: EXTRACT PROJECT CONTEXT
+Build PROJECT_CONTEXT by extracting metadata (version, deployment model, publish status) from the repo:
+
+- Check for package.json or Cargo.toml to detect version and publish status
+- Check for .deepreview.yml to detect explicit deployment model (threat-model field)
+- If no .deepreview.yml exists, infer deployment model: v0.x.0 and private packages are "internal-network", v1+.x.x and public are "public-facing", otherwise "unknown"
+- Format as a calibration preamble (same format as /deepreview)
+
+If metadata extraction fails or no version info is found, set PROJECT_CONTEXT="" (empty string).
+
+STEP 2b: BUILD CONTEXT PREAMBLE
+If CONTEXT_FILE exists, set DESIGN_CONTEXT to the contents of that file. Build a CONTEXT_PREAMBLE:
+"${PROJECT_CONTEXT}## Design Decisions (intentional — do not flag)\nThe following are deliberate design choices. Do NOT flag these as issues or suggest alternatives.\n`\n$DESIGN_CONTEXT\n`\n\n"
+
+If CONTEXT_FILE does not exist and PROJECT_CONTEXT is not empty, set CONTEXT_PREAMBLE to just "${PROJECT_CONTEXT}\n"
+
+If both are empty, set CONTEXT_PREAMBLE="" (empty string).
+
+STEP 3: DISPATCH STAGE 1 — QUICK REVIEW (1 task)
+Task 1 — Use the Task tool with subagent_type="deepreview-quick-reviewer":
+"${CONTEXT_PREAMBLE}You are reviewing $INPUT_DESCRIPTION. Read the content at $SESSION_DIR/input.txt. Write your review to $SESSION_DIR/synthesis.md."
+
+Wait for it to return. Record the stats line.
+
+If this task fails (agent error or timeout): tell the user "Quick review failed." and STOP.
+If the stats line reports 0 critical, 0 warnings, 0 suggestions: tell the user "No issues found." and STOP.
+
+STEP 4: DISPATCH STAGE 2 — IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (1 task)
+Task 2 — Use the Task tool with subagent_type="deepreview-planner":
+"Read the synthesis at $SESSION_DIR/synthesis.md. Write the implementation plan to $SESSION_DIR/implementation-plan.md."
+
+Record the summary line from its return.
+
+STEP 5: DISPATCH STAGE 3 — PLAN VALIDATION (1 task)
+Task 3 — Use the Task tool with subagent_type="deepreview-plan-validator":
+"Read the implementation plan at $SESSION_DIR/implementation-plan.md, the synthesis at $SESSION_DIR/synthesis.md, and the original input at $SESSION_DIR/input.txt. Write the validated plan to $SESSION_DIR/validated-plan.md."
+
+If this task fails (agent error, timeout, or does not produce validated-plan.md), emit a warning: "Plan validation failed — applying unvalidated plan." and set PLAN_FILE="$SESSION_DIR/implementation-plan.md". Otherwise set PLAN_FILE="$SESSION_DIR/validated-plan.md" and record the stats line.
+
+STEP 6: PRESENT RESULTS
+Show the user:
+
+- Session directory: $SESSION_DIR/
+- Pipeline: abbreviated (single-pass reviewer)
+- Stats from quick review (from Step 3)
+- Summary from planner (from Step 4)
+- Plan validation stats (if available, from Step 5)
+- Ask: "Do you want me to apply the fixes?"
+
+STEP 7: IF USER SAYS YES — DISPATCH APPLIER (1 task)
+Task 4 — Use the Task tool with subagent_type="deepreview-applier":
+"Read the implementation plan at $PLAN_FILE. Apply the fixes."
+
+Show the user the list of files changed from the applier's return.
+
+IMPORTANT RULES:
+
+- Do NOT read any files in $SESSION_DIR yourself. Ever.
+- Use ONLY the file paths and stats/summary lines returned by subagents.
+- If a subagent fails, note which one failed and continue with what you have.

package/.opencode/commands/deepreview.md

@@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ You are an orchestrator for a multi-agent code review pipeline. Follow these ste
 STEP 1: DETERMINE INPUT MODE AND SESSION DIRECTORY
 Classify "$ARGUMENTS":
 
-- If it starts with `--context <path>`, extract CONTEXT_FILE=<path> and remove it from $ARGUMENTS before parsing the rest.
+- If `$ARGUMENTS` contains `--full`, extract FORCE_FULL=true and remove `--full` from $ARGUMENTS. Otherwise set FORCE_FULL=false.
+- If `$ARGUMENTS` contains `--context <path>`, extract CONTEXT_FILE=<path> and remove `--context <path>` from $ARGUMENTS.
 - Validate CONTEXT_FILE: it must be a relative path (no leading `/`), must not contain `..`, must exist on disk, and must be a regular file (not a directory or symlink to outside the project), and must be under 50KB. If validation fails, tell the user the error and STOP.
 - If it is a number → MODE=pr
 - If it is a file path (ends in .md, .txt, .yaml, .json, or file exists on disk) → MODE=files
@@ -73,6 +74,45 @@ If CONTEXT_FILE does not exist and PROJECT_CONTEXT is not empty, set CONTEXT_PRE
 
 If both are empty, set CONTEXT_PREAMBLE="" (empty string).
 
+STEP 2c: CHECK DIFF SIZE AND ROUTE
+If FORCE_FULL is true: proceed to STEP 3 (full pipeline).
+
+If MODE is "files": proceed to STEP 3 (full pipeline).
+
+Otherwise (MODE is "pr" or "branch"):
+
+FILE_COUNT=$(grep -c '^diff --git' "$SESSION_DIR/input.txt")
+LINE_COUNT=$(grep '^[+-]' "$SESSION_DIR/input.txt" | grep -vc '^[+-][+-][+-]')
+
+If FILE_COUNT <= 8 AND LINE_COUNT <= 500:
+Tell the user: "Small diff detected ($FILE_COUNT files, $LINE_COUNT lines changed). Using abbreviated review. Use `--full` to force the full pipeline."
+Go to STEP 3-QUICK.
+
+Proceed to STEP 3 (full pipeline).
+
+STEP 3-QUICK: DISPATCH ABBREVIATED REVIEW (1 task)
+Task 1 — Use the Task tool with subagent_type="deepreview-quick-reviewer":
+"${CONTEXT_PREAMBLE}You are reviewing $INPUT_DESCRIPTION. Read the content at $SESSION_DIR/input.txt. Write your review to $SESSION_DIR/synthesis.md."
+
+Wait for it to return. Record the stats line.
+
+If this task fails (agent error or timeout): tell the user "Quick review failed." and STOP.
+If the stats line reports 0 critical, 0 warnings, 0 suggestions: tell the user "No issues found." and STOP.
+
+STEP 4-QUICK: DISPATCH IMPLEMENTATION PLAN (1 task)
+Task 2 — Use the Task tool with subagent_type="deepreview-planner":
+"Read the synthesis at $SESSION_DIR/synthesis.md. Write the implementation plan to $SESSION_DIR/implementation-plan.md."
+
+Record the summary line from its return.
+
+STEP 5-QUICK: DISPATCH PLAN VALIDATION (1 task)
+Task 3 — Use the Task tool with subagent_type="deepreview-plan-validator":
+"Read the implementation plan at $SESSION_DIR/implementation-plan.md, the synthesis at $SESSION_DIR/synthesis.md, and the original input at $SESSION_DIR/input.txt. Write the validated plan to $SESSION_DIR/validated-plan.md."
+
+If this task fails, emit a warning: "Plan validation failed — applying unvalidated plan." and set PLAN_FILE="$SESSION_DIR/implementation-plan.md". Otherwise set PLAN_FILE="$SESSION_DIR/validated-plan.md" and record the stats line.
+
+Go to STEP 8 (PRESENT RESULTS).
+
 STEP 3: DISPATCH STAGE 1 — INITIAL REVIEW (7 parallel tasks)
 Dispatch ALL SEVEN of these Task tool calls simultaneously in a single message:
 
@@ -147,10 +187,11 @@ STEP 8: PRESENT RESULTS
 Show the user:
 
 - Session directory: $SESSION_DIR/
-- Which reviewers completed (and any that failed)
-- Stats from synthesis (the stats line from Step 5)
-- Summary from planner (the summary line from Step 6)
-- Plan validation stats (if available, from Step 7)
+- Pipeline: abbreviated (single-pass) or full (7 reviewers + cross-validation)
+- For full pipeline: Which reviewers completed (and any that failed)
+- Stats from synthesis (from STEP 3-QUICK or STEP 5)
+- Summary from planner (from STEP 4-QUICK or STEP 6)
+- Plan validation stats (if available, from STEP 5-QUICK or STEP 7)
 - Ask: "Do you want me to apply the fixes?"
 
 STEP 9: IF USER SAYS YES — DISPATCH STAGE 6 (1 task)

package/README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # deepreview
 
-Multi-agent parallel code/spec review for [OpenCode](https://opencode.ai). Spawns 6 specialized
+Multi-agent parallel code/spec review for [OpenCode](https://opencode.ai). Spawns 7 specialized
 review agents, cross-validates findings, synthesizes results, and produces an actionable
 implementation plan.
 
@@ -36,6 +36,10 @@ This will:
 /deepreview 123               # Review PR #123
 /deepreview file1.ts file2.ts # Review specific files
 /deepreview --context decisions.md   # Review with design context (suppresses known decisions)
+/deepreview --full            # Force the full pipeline (skip auto-detection)
+
+/deepreview-quick             # Abbreviated review (single-pass, 3 subagents)
+/deepreview-quick 123         # Abbreviated review of PR #123
 
 /deepreview-loop              # Review + fix loop (repeats until clean or 5 iterations)
 /deepreview-loop 123          # Same, targeting a PR
@@ -55,16 +59,27 @@ All commands accept a branch diff, PR number, or file path(s). The `-loop` varia
 apply fixes automatically and re-review until no findings remain. Pauses on plateaus
 (same finding persists across iterations).
 
+For small diffs (<=8 files, <=500 lines), `/deepreview` automatically uses the abbreviated
+path (single-pass reviewer, ~80% fewer tokens). Use `--full` to override.
+
 ## Pipeline
 
 ```mermaid
 graph LR
-    A[6 Reviewers] --> B[6 Validators]
+    A[7 Reviewers] --> B[7 Validators]
     B --> C[Synthesizer]
     C --> D[Planner]
     D --> E[Applier]
 ```
 
+For small diffs, the abbreviated path collapses this to:
+
+```mermaid
+graph LR
+    A[Quick Reviewer] --> D[Planner]
+    D --> E[Applier]
+```
+
 Stages communicate via files on disk — the orchestrator never reads review content into
 its own context, keeping token usage minimal.
 
@@ -75,6 +90,7 @@ its own context, keeping token usage minimal.
 | correctness / completeness  | Logic bugs, edge cases, error handling | Gaps, missing edge cases, undefined behavior |
 | security / consistency      | Vulnerabilities, threat vectors        | Contradictions, name mismatches, type drift  |
 | architecture                | Patterns, coupling, complexity         | Patterns, coupling, complexity               |
+| maintainability / —         | Naming, nesting, dead code, style      | —                                            |
 | docs                        | Comment quality, stale claims          | Comment quality, stale claims                |
 | compatibility / feasibility | Breaking changes, API contracts        | Implicit dependencies, can it be built       |
 | performance / —             | N+1 queries, leaks, hot paths          | —                                            |
@@ -133,7 +149,7 @@ bunx @mechanai/deepreview@latest/setup --local
 ```
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> If upgrading from the old `npx @anthropic/deepreview install` workflow, remove
+> If upgrading from the old `npx @mechanai/deepreview install` workflow, remove
 > the old copied files first (`rm ~/.config/opencode/agents/deepreview*
 ~/.config/opencode/commands/deepreview*`), then run the setup script above.
 > The setup script uses symlinks instead of copies, so future upgrades only

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@mechanai/deepreview",
-  "version": "2.11.0",
+  "version": "2.12.0",
   "description": "Multi-agent parallel code/spec review for OpenCode",
   "license": "MIT",
   "repository": {