Claude Code

• You want to implement a feature or refactor code across a repository from a plain-English description.
• You need to review a diff or pull request and get structured improvement suggestions.
• You have a failing test or bug and want an agent that can inspect files, run tests, and iterate toward a fix independently.
• You want to hand off a larger, multi-step repo task to a persistent coding session so your main session stays focused.

• You do not have the claude CLI installed and authenticated — the skill cannot function without it.
• You are working outside a local git repository context where file inspection and edits are not possible.
• You need a quick, single-turn code snippet and have no need for an agent that inspects repo structure.

Accepts plain-English instructions such as "refactor the auth middleware" or "fix the failing tests" and routes them to the Claude Code CLI agent for execution.

The underlying agent can read files across your repo, propose targeted edits, and iterate based on test output — all within the boundaries of your local project.

Supports both single-job invocations and longer iterative coding sessions, depending on the surrounding agent framework and your workflow needs.

Point the skill at a branch or diff to receive structured code-review feedback and improvement suggestions from the Claude Code agent.

Responds to a range of trigger phrases in English and Chinese (e.g. do this in Claude Code, 用 Claude Code 改一下), making it accessible across locales.

Describe a feature in plain English — e.g. "add rate limiting to the API gateway" — and delegate the full implementation, including tests, to Claude Code while you continue other work.

Ask Claude Code to refactor a specific module or update an API surface across the repo, letting the agent inspect dependencies and make consistent edits autonomously.

Hand off a failing test suite or a reported bug; the agent inspects relevant files, hypothesizes causes, applies fixes, and re-runs tests iteratively.

Provide a branch name or diff and ask Claude Code to review it, receiving concrete suggestions on correctness, style, and potential issues.