About

Good Code Review is a checklist for reviewing code, for people and for agents. Each check is a card: one rule that a reviewer marks PASS, FAIL, or N/A, with a FAIL example and a PASS example. The cards are grouped into eight levels, from a single diff up to an incident, so a reviewer picks the level that matches the input.

Who makes it

Pablo González created and edits the site and the cards. The cards, the build script, and the skill files are in the GitHub repository.

What stable and draft mean

A stable card is vetted, and its FAIL and PASS lines are real verdicts. A draft card is not vetted. Read it for ideas, but do not use it for a verdict. The home page shows how many cards of each kind every level has.

How the site is built

python3 tools/build.py reads the cards in the repository and writes this site as plain static files, plus the Markdown, llms.txt, and skill files that agents read. Cloudflare Pages hosts the result. There is no database and no server code.

Cost and licence

The site and the cards are free to read and use. The content is under CC BY 4.0 and the code is under the MIT licence.

Contact

To report a wrong card, propose a card, or ask a question, open an issue on GitHub Issues.