From plugin aio-planning · v1.1.2 · Install: /plugin install aio-planning@aiocean-plugins

Environment

• GitNexus: !npx gitnexus status 2>/dev/null && echo "AVAILABLE" || echo "NOT INSTALLED"

Review — Post-Implementation Check

Review completed work using change detection, duplication detection, and type checking.

Prerequisites

• Baseline snapshot from /snapshot
• GitNexus indexed (npx gitnexus analyze) for duplication check
• LSP for diagnostics

Workflow

Step 1: Change detection (GitNexus)

detect_changes()

For each changed file, get symbol context:

context(file)

Step 2: Duplication check (GitNexus)

For each new function or significant code block, use the GitNexus MCP query tool:

query("description of new code")

Flag if similarity >0.75 — potential duplication or missed reuse.

Step 3: Convention check (GitNexus)

query("pattern used in new code")

Verify new code follows existing conventions.

Step 4: Type safety (LSP)

lsp_diagnostics(file)           → errors in changed files
lsp_diagnostics_directory(dir)  → broader check

Step 5: Output review report

## Review: [what was implemented]

### Changes (from detect_changes)
- `file-a.ts`: Added `fnX`, modified `fnY`
- `file-b.rs`: Added struct `Z`, new command `cmd`

### Duplication Check
- OK: No similar code found for `fnX`
- WARNING: `fnY` is 78% similar to `existingFn` in `other.ts`

### Convention Check
- OK: Follows pattern from `similar-file.ts`
- NOTE: [any deviations]

### Type Safety
- N errors, M warnings

### Checklist
- [ ] Logic in correct layer? (backend vs frontend)
- [ ] No duplicated business logic? (SSOT)
- [ ] Proper fix, not a workaround?
- [ ] Easy to change tomorrow? (iteration-first)

Quick Review (small changes, <3 files)

Skip change detection. Just run:

1. lsp_diagnostics on changed files
2. One GitNexus duplication search via query
3. Quick convention check

Skill Graph — What to invoke next

After review completes: