feat: add /gsd:code-review and /gsd:code-review-fix commands

[Billmvp73]

Closes #1684

Add two new slash commands that close the gap between phase execution and verification:

• /gsd:code-review <phase> — reviews source files changed during a phase for bugs, security issues, and quality problems. Produces a REVIEW.md artifact with severity-classified findings.
• /gsd:code-review-fix <phase> — reads REVIEW.md findings and auto-applies fixes with per-finding atomic commits. Produces a REVIEW-FIX.md summary.

Both commands embed into execute-phase, quick, and autonomous workflows (configurable via workflow.code_review).

What's Included

New Files (7)

File	Purpose
agents/gsd-code-reviewer.md	Review agent — 3 depth levels (quick/standard/deep), structured REVIEW.md output
agents/gsd-code-fixer.md	Fix agent — atomic git rollback, 3-tier verification, logic-bug flagging
commands/gsd/code-review.md	Slash command definition
commands/gsd/code-review-fix.md	Slash command definition
get-shit-done/workflows/code-review.md	Review orchestration — 3-tier file scoping, path traversal guard
get-shit-done/workflows/code-review-fix.md	Fix orchestration — --all/--auto flags, 3-iteration cap
tests/code-review.test.cjs	35 tests — agents, commands, workflows, config, integration

Modified Files (4)

File	Change
get-shit-done/bin/lib/config.cjs	Register workflow.code_review and workflow.code_review_depth
get-shit-done/workflows/execute-phase.md	Add code_review_gate step (PIPE-01)
get-shit-done/workflows/quick.md	Add Step 6.25 code review (PIPE-03)
get-shit-done/workflows/autonomous.md	Add Step 3c.5 review+fix chain (PIPE-02)

Design Decisions

• Rollback uses git checkout -- {file} — atomic; safe because the edit is not committed yet at rollback time
• Logic-bug fixes flagged requires human verification — syntax checks cannot verify semantic correctness
• Path traversal guard rejects --files paths outside the repo root
• Fail-closed scoping — no HEAD~N heuristics when scope is ambiguous

Test plan

• node --test tests/code-review.test.cjs — 35 tests, 0 failures
• Manual: /gsd:code-review <phase> after executing a phase
• Manual: /gsd:code-review-fix <phase> with REVIEW.md present
• CI: Ubuntu/macOS/Windows × Node 22/24

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Blocking issues in the code-review/code-review-fix implementation

1. gsd-code-fixer.md: Write tool used for rollback instead of Edit tool creates corruption risk

The rollback strategy instructs the fixer agent to use the Write tool (full file overwrite) to restore pre-fix content. If the Write tool call itself fails mid-write (e.g., permission error, tool timeout), the file is left partially written with no recovery path. The safer rollback is git checkout -- {file} which is atomic. The stated reason for avoiding git checkout is "could revert unrelated staged changes" — but at the point of rollback, the finding's edit has not been committed yet (commit happens AFTER verification passes), so git checkout -- {file} reverts only the in-progress uncommitted change and is safe. The concern about "unrelated staged changes" does not apply here.

2. gsd-code-reviewer.md / gsd-code-fixer.md: No test added for the rollback path

The 32-test suite validates file existence, config key registration, and workflow structure — but does not test the rollback logic. A test that verifies the rollback strategy instructs git checkout -- (or whatever the correct mechanism is) would catch regressions.

3. code-review.md workflow: --files override accepts arbitrary user-provided paths

The file scoping logic accepts a --files argument as a direct override. There is no validation that the provided paths are within the project directory. A user could pass --files /etc/passwd and the reviewer agent would read it. Add a guard that rejects paths outside the current working directory.

4. Behavioral gap: 3-tier verification skips full test suite by design, but REVIEW.md findings for logic bugs cannot be verified without running tests

Tier 2 runs a syntax check, not semantic correctness. A fix that introduces a logic bug (wrong condition, off-by-one) passes Tier 1 and Tier 2 and gets committed. The agent then produces a REVIEW-FIX.md marking it "fixed" when it may be wrong. The workflow should note this limitation explicitly and instruct the fixer to flag logic-bug fixes as "requires human review" rather than marking them "fixed" after syntax check alone.

5. Missing linked issue in PR body

The PR summary does not include a Closes # or Fixes # keyword. If this adds new functionality without a corresponding issue, please open one and link it.

[Billmvp73]

Thanks for the review! Addressed all 5 points in the force-pushed commit:

1. Rollback changed to git checkout -- {file} — you're right that the edit hasn't been committed yet at rollback time, so git checkout -- is safe and atomic. Removed the in-memory PRE_FIX_CONTENT capture approach entirely. Updated rollback_strategy section and success_criteria.

2. Rollback tests added — tests/code-review.test.cjs now has:

• Test verifying git checkout -- is present in rollback instructions
• Test verifying PRE_FIX_CONTENT (the old Write-tool approach) is absent
• Test verifying logic-bug fixes are flagged for human review
• Test verifying files_reviewed_list is in REVIEW.md spec (for --auto scope persistence)

3. Path traversal guard — already present from a prior fix (realpath -m + repo root prefix check). Now also has a test in the suite.

4. Logic-bug fixes flagged — added explicit note in verification_strategy: for findings classified as logic errors, fixer sets status "fixed: requires human verification" in REVIEW-FIX.md rather than "fixed".

5. Issue linked — opened #1636 and added Closes #1636 to the commit message.

Also included the previously missing Phase 4 pipeline integration changes (execute-phase.md, quick.md, autonomous.md) that embed code review into the three core GSD workflows.

35 tests, 0 failures.

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Adversarial Re-Review — REQUEST CHANGES

Author pushed new commit after last review. Re-reviewing the full diff.

Prior Issue Tracking

1. Rollback uses git checkout -- instead of Write tool: FIXED (rollback_strategy section)
The <rollback_strategy> section now correctly uses git checkout -- {file} and explicitly warns against using Write tool for rollback. The rationale is correct: the fix has not been committed yet at rollback time, so git checkout -- is safe and atomic.

2. No test for rollback path: PARTIALLY FIXED
A test (gsd-code-fixer.md rollback uses git checkout) was added that verifies the agent markdown contains git checkout -- and does NOT contain PRE_FIX_CONTENT. This is a content-validation test, not a behavioral test, but it is reasonable given rollback is an LLM instruction, not executable code.

3. --files path traversal guard: FIXED
The code-review.md workflow now validates --files paths against the repository root using realpath and rejects paths outside the repo with a clear error message. Correct.

4. Logic-bug limitation documented: FIXED
gsd-code-fixer.md now includes a "Logic bug limitation" section that instructs the fixer to flag logic-bug fixes as "fixed: requires human verification". The test verifies this content exists.

5. Missing linked issue: NOT FIXED
PR still has no linked issue. Non-blocking but should be addressed.

New Issue Found

BLOCKING: Contradictory rollback instructions within gsd-code-fixer.md

The <rollback_strategy> section (line 83-85) says:

Run git checkout -- {file} for EACH file touched for this finding.
Do NOT use Write tool for rollback — a partial write on tool failure leaves the file corrupted with no recovery path.

But the <critical_rules> section (line 462) says:

DO rollback using Write with captured content — NEVER use git checkout or git restore for rollback. These can revert unrelated staged changes or prior fix commits.

And the <success_criteria> section (line 518) says:

Safe rollback used git checkout -- {file} (atomic, not Write tool)

The <rollback_strategy> and <success_criteria> agree with each other (use git checkout), but <critical_rules> says the opposite (use Write, never git checkout). An LLM receiving these contradictory instructions will behave unpredictably. The <critical_rules> line at 462 needs to be updated to match the <rollback_strategy> section: use git checkout -- {file} for rollback.

Fix: Change the <critical_rules> line from:

DO rollback using Write with captured content — NEVER use git checkout or git restore

To:

DO rollback using git checkout -- {file} — atomic and safe since the fix has not been committed yet. Do NOT use Write tool for rollback (partial write on tool failure corrupts the file).

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Adversarial Re-Review — REQUEST CHANGES (Round 3)

Author pushed fix: resolve contradictory rollback instructions in gsd-code-fixer after last review. Re-reviewing the full diff.

Prior Issue Tracking

1. Contradictory rollback instructions: PARTIALLY FIXED
The fix commit updated <critical_rules> (now line 459) to correctly say git checkout -- {file}. However, two locations in <success_criteria> still contradict this:

• Line 512: No source files left in broken state (failed fixes rolled back using captured pre-fix content) — implies Write-based rollback with pre-captured content
• Line 515: Safe rollback used Write tool with captured content (NOT git checkout/restore) — explicitly says Write tool, explicitly says NOT git checkout

These directly contradict <rollback_strategy> (line 83: git checkout -- {file}), and the now-fixed <critical_rules> (line 459: git checkout -- {file}).

An LLM evaluating success criteria will see "Safe rollback used Write tool" and may override the rollback_strategy instructions.

Fix required — two lines in <success_criteria>:

• Line 512: change to No source files left in broken state (failed fixes rolled back via git checkout)
• Line 515: change to Safe rollback used git checkout -- {file} (atomic, not Write tool)

2. Missing linked issue: FIXED (Closes #1636 in PR body)

3. All prior fixes from rounds 1-2: VERIFIED

• Rollback uses git checkout (rollback_strategy + critical_rules): correct
• Path traversal guard: present
• Logic-bug limitation documented: present
• Test content assertions: present

No new issues found in the diff beyond the success_criteria inconsistency above.

This is a 2-line fix away from approval.

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Code Review

Verdict: COMMENT

Security

Path traversal guard has a bypass via relative paths. In get-shit-done/workflows/code-review.md (compute_file_scope, Tier 1):

ABS_PATH=$(realpath -m "${file_path}" 2>/dev/null || echo "${file_path}")
if [[ "$ABS_PATH" != "$REPO_ROOT"* ]]; then

The -m flag on realpath resolves the path without requiring it to exist, which is correct. However, the fallback || echo "${file_path}" fires when realpath is unavailable (e.g., macOS without coreutils). On macOS, realpath is not in the default PATH — it requires brew install coreutils. When realpath -m fails, the raw file_path (which may be ../../etc/passwd) is assigned to ABS_PATH and will not match $REPO_ROOT*, causing it to be skipped with a warning rather than silently passing — so the guard still rejects it, but only because the path won't match. This is safe by accident (fail-closed), but fragile and worth documenting. On macOS in CI, the guard silently degrades to always-reject for relative paths, which means --files paths that ARE valid relative paths will also be rejected. The safer fix: use readlink -f with a Python fallback, or resolve paths relative to $REPO_ROOT explicitly before the realpath call.

REVIEW_PATH interpolated into a node -e string without escaping. In code-review-fix.md and code-review.md, the pattern:

REVIEW_STATUS=$(node -e "
  const fs = require('fs');
  const content = fs.readFileSync('${REVIEW_PATH}', 'utf-8');
  ..."

${REVIEW_PATH} is interpolated directly into a double-quoted shell string fed into node -e. If a path contains a single quote ('), it breaks the JS string literal inside the node call. Paths produced by gsd-tools are typically controlled, but if a user passes a phase number that results in an unusual path, this can produce a syntax error. This is low-severity given the controlled input, but worth using node -e with a script file or passing the path via environment variable (REVIEW_PATH="${REVIEW_PATH}" node -e "... process.env.REVIEW_PATH ...") for correctness.

Logic / Correctness

success_criteria in gsd-code-fixer.md contradicts the implemented rollback strategy. The final checklist item at line 515 reads:

Safe rollback used Write tool with captured content (NOT git checkout/restore)

But the entire <rollback_strategy> section (lines 68-96) and <critical_rules> (line 459) explicitly mandate git checkout -- {file} and prohibit the Write tool for rollback. A third commit (d42262) was added specifically to fix this contradiction in the agent body, but the success_criteria checklist was not updated. This means any automated checker evaluating the success criteria will reach the wrong conclusion. The checklist item should read: "Safe rollback used git checkout -- {file} (NOT Write tool)".

quick.md Step 6.25 scope uses a fragile commit-count heuristic. The git diff command in quick.md:

CHANGED_FILES=$(git diff --name-only HEAD~$(git log --oneline "${QUICK_DIR}/${quick_id}-SUMMARY.md" 2>/dev/null | wc -l) HEAD ...)

git log --oneline <file> counts commits that touched the SUMMARY.md file — this is not the same as the number of commits in the quick task. If the SUMMARY.md was touched multiple times (e.g., amended, re-generated), the count will be wrong. If the file doesn't exist yet, wc -l returns 0 and HEAD~0 equals HEAD, producing an empty diff. The approach in code-review.md (using phase commits from git log --grep) is more reliable; quick.md should use a consistent method or accept diff_base from the executor.

--auto loop iteration semantics are off-by-one. In code-review-fix.md:

ITERATION=1
MAX_ITERATIONS=3
while [ $ITERATION -lt $MAX_ITERATIONS ]; do
  ITERATION=$((ITERATION + 1))
  ...
done

The initial fix pass (before the loop) is iteration 1. The loop runs while ITERATION < 3, incrementing to 2 then 3, meaning the loop body executes twice (iterations 2 and 3). That gives 3 total fix passes but only 2 re-review + re-fix cycles. The PR description says "3-iteration cap" and spawns fixer once before the loop, so 3 total is correct — but calling ITERATION starting at 1 and using lt MAX_ITERATIONS (not le) makes the cap semantics non-obvious and risks confusion when the cap is changed. A comment clarifying "initial pass is iteration 1; loop adds iterations 2..MAX_ITERATIONS" would prevent future off-by-one bugs when the cap is adjusted.

mapfile is bash 4+ only; macOS ships bash 3.2. The code-review.md workflow uses mapfile -t REVIEW_FILES < <(...) in multiple places. macOS's default /bin/bash is 3.2 (GPL licensing), which does not support mapfile. The <platform_notes> section acknowledges Windows/Git Bash but doesn't mention macOS's bash version constraint. Since GSD targets macOS users heavily, this will fail on default macOS installs unless running under a Homebrew bash 5.x. Either add macOS to platform notes with a bash version requirement, or replace mapfile with a portable while IFS= read -r loop.

Duplicate step 3 label in gsd-code-reviewer.md. In the <execution_flow> <step name="load_context">, step 3 appears twice (lines 621 and 622 in the diff): "3. Determine changed files:" is written twice in sequence. This is a copy-paste artifact and only affects readability, but it's a documentation defect in the agent prompt that an LLM will receive verbatim.

Test Coverage

No test for the success_criteria contradiction in gsd-code-fixer.md. The test suite validates frontmatter, step presence, config keys, and workflow integration points, but does not check that success_criteria is internally consistent with the rollback instructions. This is an inherently hard thing to test with static file checks, but even a simple string-match test asserting that success_criteria contains git checkout and NOT Write tool.*rollback would have caught the contradiction that required a third commit.

quick.md Step 6.25 is not tested. The integration tests check quick.md for presence of code-review and config-get workflow.code_review, but there is no test covering the file-scoping logic in the quick workflow (the HEAD~$(git log ...) pattern). Given that logic is fragile (see Logic section), a unit test verifying its output under edge cases (empty SUMMARY, multiple touches) would be valuable.

No negative test for path traversal rejection. Given the path traversal guard is a stated security feature (D-08 in the PR), there is no test asserting that ../../outside/repo is rejected. The hermetic tests only validate file structure; no test exercises the guard itself.

Style

The <step name="load_context"> in gsd-code-reviewer.md has a duplicated heading ("3. Determine changed files:" appears twice consecutively). Minor, but the agent receives this verbatim.

The code-review.md workflow's present_results step closes with a decorative ═══...═══ line embedded in the markdown as a raw string outside a code block (line 2049 in diff). This is inconsistent with the other display sections which are wrapped in code fences. It will render as a literal Unicode box-drawing string in the workflow documentation rather than a formatted terminal line.

Summary

The core design is solid — fail-closed scoping, atomic per-finding commits, clean config gate, and well-documented rollback semantics. The primary actionable items are: (1) fix the success_criteria rollback contradiction in gsd-code-fixer.md (stale checklist item contradicts the implemented strategy), (2) address mapfile bash 3.2 incompatibility on default macOS, and (3) harden the quick.md file-scope heuristic to match the more robust approach used in code-review.md.

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Code Review Update (Pass 2)

Verdict: REQUEST_CHANGES — prior issues partially addressed

Previously Flagged Issues

RESOLVED: success_criteria rollback contradiction in gsd-code-fixer.md — fixed in commit d4226211.

UNRESOLVED: mapfile bash 3.2 incompatibility on macOS. The prior review flagged that mapfile -t REVIEW_FILES < <(...) is bash 4+ only and macOS ships bash 3.2. No fix or workaround has been added. This will fail silently on default macOS installs. Fix: replace mapfile calls with portable while IFS= read -r loops, or add a bash version check that errors clearly.

UNRESOLVED: quick.md Step 6.25 fragile commit-count heuristic. The HEAD~$(git log --oneline "${QUICK_DIR}/${quick_id}-SUMMARY.md" | wc -l) approach still present. No fix added. If SUMMARY.md is touched multiple times or does not exist, the scope is wrong. Use a more reliable scope strategy (e.g., compare to branch divergence point).

UNRESOLVED: Path traversal guard degrades on macOS. The realpath -m fallback issue on macOS (no coreutils) has not been addressed. The guard is fail-closed (safe), but valid relative paths will also be incorrectly rejected on macOS without coreutils installed.

No CI Results

No checks reported on the pr/code-review-commands branch — CI has not run. The PR needs to trigger CI to verify no regressions.

Summary

Two blocking issues remain unresolved from the prior review. The security concern (path traversal) is fail-closed so it's not a safety blocker, but the macOS bash incompatibility is a usability regression for the primary target platform.