Run the technical (code) review step of Flows app certification in a local git app. Loads flows-review-checks for the actual bar, then writes artifacts under reviews/code-review/feedback-round-<N>/. Use when the user asks for a Flows code review, technical review, pre-submit review, app certification code review, or "run flows-code-review". Re-run until 0 open Must Fix items remain before moving on to flows-design-review.
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This skill is the local runner for the technical review step:
flows-app-brief → build → flows-code-review (this skill, repeat until clean) → flows-design-review → flows-external-app-submitChecks and scoring live in flows-review-checks. Do not copy them here. Do not score from memory. Do not substitute test-coverage or other fix skills for the review bar.
This file only decides: git/app-brief pre-checks, feedback-round folder, that the working directory is the app root, where to write files, and the submitter Summary block.
package.json existsgit rev-parse --git-dir)App-Brief.md is missing at repo root, warn that flows-app-brief should be run first, but continueFeedback round: look at reviews/code-review/. If it doesn't exist, use feedback-round-1/. Otherwise the next missing round number.
Working directory for all review commands: repo root (the app).
cognitedata/builder-skills, then run themEvery review run must start by taking flows-review-checks and code-quality from cognitedata/builder-skills. Do not score from whatever is already in the app’s skills/ folder.
If this workspace already is builder-skills (git remote contains cognitedata/builder-skills): you are in that repo — Read local skills/flows-review-checks/SKILL.md (it loads local code-quality).
Otherwise (reviewing an app): pull those two skills from this repo, then read them:
npx @cognite/cli@latest apps skills pull --skill flows-review-checks
npx @cognite/cli@latest apps skills pull --skill code-qualityIf the CLI pull fails, get the same two files from main:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cognitedata/builder-skills/main/skills/flows-review-checks/SKILL.md
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cognitedata/builder-skills/main/skills/code-quality/SKILL.mdThen Glob '**/skills/flows-review-checks/SKILL.md' and Read the first match (after a successful pull, that is the copy you just fetched). Follow it completely: hunt (including code-quality searches — do not apply its fixes), packages, coverage, scores, categorization, shared verify.
Round dir: reviews/code-review/feedback-round-<N>/
| Shared output | Filename here |
|---|---|
| File inventory | review-files.md |
| Hunt + must/should/nice | review-findings.md |
| Package audit | review-packages.md |
| Scored report | code-review-report.md |
code-review-report.md must include everything flows-review-checks requires (checks performed, coverage scope, scores 1.1 and 1.3–1.6, 2.1–2.6, 3.1, must/should/nice with _Impact:_ on Must Fix), plus:
# [App name] — Flows code review
This document is the platform review for [App name], conducted as part of the Cognite Flows app certification process.
## Path to approval
This review found **[N] must-fix item(s)** that block approval. Once the must-fix items are addressed, re-run `flows-code-review`.
### Reviewed commit
`<full SHA>`End code-review-report.md with this block (required by flows-external-app-submit):
## Summary
- Must Fix open: <integer>
- Should Fix open: <integer>
- Nice Fix open: <integer>Use exactly those labels. When all Must Fix items are resolved: Must Fix open: 0.
After flows-review-checks Step 6:
builder-skills, already had) current flows-review-checks and code-quality from cognitedata/builder-skills before scoring.Must Fix open: <n>
Should Fix open: <n>
Nice Fix open: <n>Re-run this skill until Must Fix open: 0 in the latest round’s code-review-report.md. Only then proceed to flows-design-review.
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