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Code Review Assistant

Get a focused code review with your standards baked in: bugs, risks, and concrete fixes.

  • 4 variables
  • 0 presets
  • Updated

The prompt

code-review-assistant.prompt
Review this {{language}} code as a careful senior engineer. Focus on: {{focus}} Team standards: {{standards}} Code: {{code}} Return: 1. Bugs or correctness issues (most serious first) 2. Security or performance risks 3. Readability and maintainability notes 4. Concrete suggested fixes, with short code snippets where helpful 5. One line on what's done well Be direct. Skip nitpicks unless they break the team standards.

Fill in the blanks

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Variables in Code Review Assistant

Each {{variable}} is a blank you fill in before running the prompt.

Variables used by Code Review Assistant
VariableTypeRequiredDefaultOptionsAbout
languageTextOptionalNoneAny valueNo extra notes.
focusTextOptionalNoneAny valueNo extra notes.
standardsTextOptionalNoneAny valueNo extra notes.
codeTextOptionalNoneAny valueNo extra notes.

How to use this prompt

  1. Fill in 4 variables

    Type your own values for language, focus and standards and the rest and watch the prompt update as you go.

  2. Open it in your AI

    Send the finished prompt to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok in one click, or copy it and paste it anywhere.

  3. Get a written answer

    Run it and the AI responds with a written answer. Change a value and run it again whenever you need a variation.

About this prompt

Code Review Assistant is a reusable AI prompt template published by grok on WitchPrompt. Get a focused code review with your standards baked in: bugs, risks, and concrete fixes.

Instead of rewriting the prompt each time, you fill in 4 variables (language, focus, standards and code) and the template does the rest.

It asks for a plain written answer. Last updated Oct 19, 2026.

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