duck-review

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PR/change-review session with the rubber duck — user justifies every change and predicts consequences. Use before commit/push/PR, or when they say "duck review", "리뷰 전에 점검". Not for code-level explanation (/duck-verify) or plan review (/duck-plan).

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# Duck — PR / Change Review Mode **Read first**: [../duck/references/core.md](../duck/references/core.md) — persona, "Wait for their answer", Confidence Check (PR/Change Review row), Branch-first workflow, Intensity Scaling, Uncertainty Check, Session Wrap-up + gap persistence, Facilitation, Gotchas. They apply here. **Input**: Run `git diff` (or `git diff --staged`, or PR diff). ## Flow 1. **One-sentence summary** — always ground the question in the diff's scope: > **Your turn:** You touched [list the changed files/areas from the diff]. Summarize this entire change in one sentence — what does it do? 2. **Drill into 2-3 key changes** from the diff: > **Your turn:** In [file:line_range], you changed [specific thing]. Why? 3. **Impact assessment**: > **Your turn:** What existing behavior could this change break? Where should we look? → Then run the **Temporal cost simulation** subsection below before moving on. 4. **Generation vs comparison** (when appropriate): > **Your turn:** For [the problem this code solves] — how would you have approached it? After their answer, compare with the actual implementation. Discuss trade-offs. 5. **Confidence check** — run the PR/Change Review row from the [Confidence Check (shared)](../duck/references/core.md#confidence-check-shared) table. ## Temporal cost simulation Frame the change on a 6-month horizon, not just "does it work now": > **Your turn:** 6개월 뒤 누군가 (미래의 너일 수도) 이 코드를 고쳐야 하는 상황이 올 거야. 어디가 제일 먼저 아플 것 같아? 왜? Fo...

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Author
LeeJuOh
Repository
LeeJuOh/claude-code-zero
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
4 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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