reviewing-changes

The `reviewing-changes` skill enhances the Android-specific code review workflow for Bitwarden Android projects, providing structured support that complements the base `bitwarden-code-reviewer` agent standards. It addresses the challenges of reviewing complex Android pull requests by offering refined change type detection, systematic checklist guidance, and organized reference materials. By streamlining the review process, it helps reviewers efficiently identify the scope, risk, and relevance of code changes, ensuring consistency and thoroughness in Android code assessments.

This skill introduces several key capabilities tailored for Android development. It includes advanced detection of change types, such as feature additions, UI refinements, infrastructure modifications, dependency updates, bug fixes, and refactorings, based on specific file patterns and code structures. Each change type is associated with a dedicated checklist to guide multi-pass review strategies, focus areas, and risk prioritization. Reviewers are encouraged to use structured thinking via `<thinking>` tags to plan their analysis before delivering feedback. Additionally, the skill provides access to Android-specific reference materials, covering architecture patterns, UI design, testing strategies, and security best practices, which can be consulted as needed during the review.

Typical use cases include performing thorough Android code reviews in Bitwarden projects, verifying adherence to architectural and security standards, and providing well-structured feedback on new features, UI updates, or dependency changes. The primary target users are Android developers and code reviewers who require detailed, context-aware guidance during pull request evaluations. By integrating this skill, teams can improve review consistency, reduce overlooked issues, and maintain high-quality Android codebases while saving time through structured, type-specific review workflows.