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Iterative deep review using 14-lens methodology. Use when reviewing ANY plan, code review, architecture doc, test plan, or security assessment — before claiming it is complete. Runs multiple passes from different analysis angles until no new findings emerge. Each lens catches issues invisible to previous lenses. Found 14 production bugs (2 ship-stoppers) in its first use. ALWAYS use this when the user asks to review something thoroughly, verify completeness, audit a document, or check if anything was missed. Also triggers on "did you miss anything", "is this thorough", "are you sure", "check again", or similar phrases.
aksheyw/claude-code-deep-review · ★ 1 · Code & Development · score 74
Install: claude install-skill aksheyw/claude-code-deep-review
# Deep Review — 14-Lens Iterative Methodology Apply 14 sequential lenses to the target artifact. Each lens examines the work from a different angle. Continue until a full round produces ZERO new findings. ## Rules 1. State which lens you are applying at the start of each round 2. Run specific checks for that lens — use code tools (grep, find) if available, otherwise reason systematically through each item 3. Document every finding with specific references (file:line if code, section name if document) 4. Flag CRITICAL/ship-stopper issues immediately — do not wait until all lenses are done 5. Save findings after every round 6. Stop ONLY when a complete round finds zero new findings ## The 14 Lenses ### Lens 1: File / Section Completeness Does the artifact cover every relevant file, feature, section, or topic? Cross-reference against the actual codebase, spec, or requirements. Anything missing entirely? ### Lens 2: Function / Item-Level Audit For items that ARE covered — is each individual function, endpoint, component, or requirement actually addressed? Or just the file/section name listed without the details? ### Lens 3: Category Gaps Are entire CATEGORIES of concerns missing? For test plans: unit, integration, E2E, smoke, regression, performance, security, accessibility, cleanup, config. For architecture reviews: scalability, monitoring, disaster recovery. For code reviews: correctness, security, robustness, maintainability. ### Lens 4: Cleanup, Performance, and Resou