Super Review.
A whole-repository review. One useful report.
Review your code, architecture, security, and reliability with 23 phases of evidence-led instructions.
Requires a compatible host that supports local skills or plugins and can access your repository files. Your host controls permissions.
Download the ZIP, then follow the installation instructions below. Marketplace listing not yet available.
- Scope & coverage23 review phases
- Evidence & prioritiesTrace findings to source
- Next stepsKnow what to do next
See the whole
repository.
- Product & domain
- Architecture & correctness
- Security & data
- Performance & reliability
- UX & accessibility
- Tests & dependencies
- Delivery & maintenance
- Alternatives & feature decisions
All 23 phases are considered. Detailed instructions load as they become relevant, with nine stack references for applicable languages and frameworks.
Download.
Invoke.
Review.
Install in your host
Codex CLI or IDE
- Extract the ZIP.
- Create
~/.agents/skillsif needed. Copy the extractedsuper-review/skills/super-reviewfolder into it. - Codex discovers the skill automatically. If it does not appear, restart Codex.
This installs the bundled skill. Official Codex skill setup.
ChatGPT or Codex desktop
- Extract the ZIP.
- Register a repository or personal marketplace pointing to the extracted plugin folder.
- Restart the desktop app. Open Plugins, choose the local source, and install Super Review.
Eligible workspace admins
Admin Console → Plugins → Add → Upload plugin. Official upload guide.
Choose your repository
Connect the repository folder in your host and grant workspace access. This package provides instructions; the host controls access.
Invoke Super Review
In Codex CLI or IDE, enter the command below in your repository’s chat, replacing
/path/to/repositorywith your folder. In desktop apps, select the installed Super Review plugin in the composer, request a repository review, and give its path.
$super-review /path/to/repositoryThe skill reviews and recommends. FINDINGS.md at your repository root is its only permitted repository change. It runs only after an explicit invocation.
It revalidates prior findings, preserves human notes, and records evidence and uncertainty.
Know what to do next.
Evidence, priorities, and practical recommendations in one report. Read findings critically and verify changes before acting.
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