pr-review-toolkit: a Claude Code plugin by Anthropic
Official
For developers who want separate, focused checks on comments, tests, error handling and types before a PR. Skip it if one general review is enough.
- Score
- 76of 100
- Rank
- #13of 25
- Updated
- 2026
Install
/plugin install pr-review-toolkit@claude-plugins-official
Type it in Claude Code. View the source
What does pr-review-toolkit do?
pr-review-toolkit is a Claude Code plugin that installs six review agents and a /review-pr command. comment-analyzer checks that comments still match the code. pr-test-analyzer looks for gaps in test coverage and missed edge cases. silent-failure-hunter inspects catch blocks and fallbacks for swallowed errors. type-design-analyzer rates new types from 1 to 10 on encapsulation and invariants. code-reviewer checks CLAUDE.md compliance and bugs, and code-simplifier makes code clearer. /review-pr reads git diff, picks the agents that fit the changed files or the aspects you name, and runs them. The agents also start from plain requests.
When should you use pr-review-toolkit?
Use it when
- Before opening a PR that adds error handling
- Checking whether new tests cover the edge cases
- Reviewing new data types or added comments
Skip it when
- You only want a quick, single-pass review
- You have no changes to review yet
What it needs and what it can touch
What it can do
- Runs git commands to find changed files
- Reads project files
- Edits code when the simplifier agent runs
From reading its instructions, not from running it.
Why it scores 76
Strongest on upkeep (100 of 100), weakest on adoption (61).
Details
- Stars of the shared plugin repository
- 46,718
- Last repository change
- License
- Not stated
- Data confidence
- Medium
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