post-work-review

Testing & Quality

Use after completing implementation work to catch AGENTS.md violations, dead code, and issues missed during development. Run before showing results to the user.

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Post-Work Review

Review your diff against AGENTS.md rules and fix violations before presenting work.

Process

Run git diff HEAD (or appropriate base) to see all changes
Read AGENTS.md fully -- the rules section is authoritative
For each changed file, check every rule that applies
Fix violations directly -- do not just report them
Re-run type check (npx tsc --noEmit or go build ./...)

High-Signal Checks

These are the violations most commonly introduced under time pressure:

Check	Rule	How to spot
Type casts	AVOID `as` statements	grep for `as` in diff
Any types	AVOID `any` type	grep for `: any` or `as any`
Let bindings	AVOID `let` statements	grep for `let` in diff
Else branches	DO NOT use `else` unless necessary	grep for `} else`
Dead code	Delete unused code when changing things	check if old code is still referenced
String interpolation	Use `cn()` not template literals for className	grep for className={`
Obvious comments	DO NOT use obvious comments	read comments -- are they saying what the code already says?
Disabled linters	DO NOT disable linter warnings unless necessary	grep for `eslint-disable` in new lines

Quick Grep

# Run against staged/unstaged changes
git diff HEAD -U0 | grep -E '^\+.*\bas\b' | grep -v '^+++' | grep -v 'import.*as'
git diff HEAD -U0 | grep -E '^\+.*: any' | grep -v '^+++'
git diff HEAD -U0 | grep -E '^\+.*\blet\b ' | grep -v '^+++'
git diff HEAD -U0 | grep -E '^\+.*\} else' | grep -v '^+++'
git diff HEAD -U0 | grep -E '^\+.*eslint-disable' | grep -v '^+++'

Common Misses

Casts introduced to satisfy a generic -- rethink the generic or type parameter instead
undefined as void -- undefined is assignable to void directly
let for a variable reassigned once -- restructure to use const
Dead imports -- after deleting code, check if its imports are still needed
Comments describing the obvious -- // Release all resources above releaseAllResources() adds nothing