GitHub's docs are explicit: "if you want to ensure that Copilot code
review will read and use a skill, use a review-focused skill directory
name such as code-review". They also list .claude/skills alongside
.github/skills and .agents/skills as recognised locations, so the skill
was already in a place Copilot reads -- just not under a name that
reliably signals what it is for.
Renaming it means it owns the repo's review entry point, so it should
cover the whole job rather than only conformance. It now opens with two
passes: correctness first, then whether the change fits the design. That
also removes a self-reference, since the old text told the reader to run
the generic /code-review, which is now this.
The description is rewritten to lead with "review a pull request or
diff", which is what a reviewer's relevance matching has to match on.
Note for humans: `/code-review` in a Claude Code session on this repo
will now resolve to this skill rather than the built-in one. The CI
workflow is unaffected -- it invokes the plugin explicitly as
`/code-review:code-review`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DyHK7L8S1XDX3EihTnSKaX
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