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title: "About"
description: "Who makes Good Code Review, what stable and draft cards mean, and the licences."
canonical: "https://goodcodereview.com/about"
updated: "2026-10-25"
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# 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](https://pablogonzalez.me) created and edits the site and the cards. The cards, the build script, and the skill files are in the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/n0nuser/goodcodereview).

# 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](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/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](https://github.com/n0nuser/goodcodereview/issues).