nanodeath · June 21, 2025 22:50
diff --git a/claude_review.sh b/claude_review.sh
 # This is a one-liner that creates a second and third Claude instance to review code, per the guidance at
 # https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-best-practices\#a-have-one-claude-write-code-use-another-claude-to-verify
 git checkout mainline && git pull && git checkout - && git rebase mainline && reset && \
  time claude --model sonnet --print "Ultrathink and review the commits on this branch (ahead of mainline) for correctness, completeness, and quality. Take care not to overthink things or introduce unnecessary enterprise patterns -- we're going for simplicity that doesn't sacrifice understanding or functionality. Observe DRY, SOLID, and Law of Demeter principles, but pragmatically -- don't implement if not practical in a particular situation. Flag any code or comment left in as 'legacy' -- we don't have API users to worry about, so we don't care about backwards-compatibility." \
  | claude "Please think about and implement the following feedback (if any), and compare against the GitHub issues listed in the commits (if any; check the whole commit message): "
	# This is a one-liner that creates a second and third Claude instance to review code, per the guidance at
	# https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/claude-code-best-practices\#a-have-one-claude-write-code-use-another-claude-to-verify
	git checkout mainline && git pull && git checkout - && git rebase mainline && reset && \
	time claude --model sonnet --print "Ultrathink and review the commits on this branch (ahead of mainline) for correctness, completeness, and quality. Take care not to overthink things or introduce unnecessary enterprise patterns -- we're going for simplicity that doesn't sacrifice understanding or functionality. Observe DRY, SOLID, and Law of Demeter principles, but pragmatically -- don't implement if not practical in a particular situation. Flag any code or comment left in as 'legacy' -- we don't have API users to worry about, so we don't care about backwards-compatibility." \
	\| claude "Please think about and implement the following feedback (if any), and compare against the GitHub issues listed in the commits (if any; check the whole commit message): "