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33 changes: 31 additions & 2 deletions parsa/.claude/skills/review/CRITERIA.md
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- Interfaces preferred over type aliases for object shapes
- No `I` prefix on interface names

## 6. Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui (Suggestion)
## 6. UX Fit and Placement (Should-Fix)

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P2 Badge Update the implementation-reviewer severity mapping

When the implementation-reviewer reviews a UI change, .claude/agents/implementation-reviewer.md:71-73 still labels sections 6-7 as suggestions. The newly inserted section 6 is therefore downgraded from Should-Fix to low priority, and the renumbered conventions section 8 is absent from its focus map. Update that consumer to use sections 3-6 for Should-Fix and 7-8 for suggestions, as this PR review skill now does.

Useful? React with 👍 / 👎.


Applies to any change that adds or moves user-facing surface: a control, a
panel, a tab, a widget, a toggle, a setting. Ask these before the code
questions, since a correct widget in the wrong place still costs every user.

- **Placement matches the information's scope.** Account-level information
(usage, plan, billing, identity) lives in Settings; per-item information
lives beside the item; global actions live in a global bar. A per-pane
sidebar carrying account-level data is misplaced.
- **Progressive disclosure.** A surface appears when it can show something
and stays hidden otherwise. Detection beats a toggle: a Usage tab that
appears when a login is detected needs no preference, no enable step, and
nothing in the toolbar.
- **Scoped to the panels it concerns.** A control for one agent or tool
shows only where that agent runs, never on every panel type.
- **One way to reach it.** A hidden toggle plus a persisted preference plus
an auto-open is three behaviours to discover; one predictable path is the
standard.
- **Fits the surface it joins.** A crowded bar stays sparse; a new affordance
earns its place against what is already there, and joins an existing home
(an existing Settings category, an in-flight surface for the same concern)
before creating a rival one.
- **Comparable products.** Where do mature tools put this? A placement no
comparable product uses needs a stated reason.

Recommend the placement, name why, and give the path to it. The plumbing
under a misplaced surface is usually right and reusable; say so.

## 7. Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui (Suggestion)

- Semantic token classes (`text-primary`, `bg-background`) — no hardcoded hex/rgb values
- Design tokens centralized in `globals.css` via `@theme` — not scattered in component files
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- Radix UI accessibility props (`role`, `aria-*`, `data-state`) preserved — not stripped
- `{...props}` spread present on wrapper components for prop forwarding

## 7. Conventions (Suggestion)
## 8. Conventions (Suggestion)

- All imports use `@/` aliases for local files, `@doozy/shared` for shared — no `../` relative imports
- Underscore-prefix locality: `_components/`, `_hooks/` for route-scoped files
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Read the shared review criteria at `.claude/skills/review/CRITERIA.md`. This is the single source of truth for what to check.

For each changed file, evaluate against **all 7 sections** of the criteria. Organize findings by severity:
For each changed file, evaluate against **all 8 sections** of the criteria. Organize findings by severity:

- **Sections 1-2 (Must-Fix):** Bugs, correctness, security. The PR should not merge without addressing these.
- **Sections 3-5 (Should-Fix):** Architecture, React patterns, TypeScript. Strong recommendation to fix.
- **Sections 6-7 (Suggestion):** Tailwind/shadcn, conventions. Nice-to-have, not blocking.
- **Sections 3-6 (Should-Fix):** Architecture, React patterns, TypeScript, UX fit and placement. Strong recommendation to fix.
- **Sections 7-8 (Suggestion):** Tailwind/shadcn, conventions. Nice-to-have, not blocking.

## Step 4: Check Completeness Against Issue

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### Severity levels
- **Must-Fix** — Bugs, security issues, type/lint failures. The PR should not merge without addressing these.
- **Should-Fix** — Architecture violations, missing patterns, significant code quality issues. Strong recommendation to fix.
- **Should-Fix** — Architecture violations, missing patterns, misplaced or over-disclosed UI surface, significant code quality issues. Strong recommendation to fix.
- **Suggestion** — Style, naming, minor improvements. Nice-to-have, not blocking.

### Safe review request
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