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Code Review Policy System Prompt

Give every reviewer — human or agent — the same consistent review standard: a four-prompt system prompt set covering review dimensions, severity tiers, repo-specific rules, and actionable comment format, so no PR slips through with vague feedback.

A 4-step agentic workflow pack for coding built to run with Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, and Cursor. Open the Markdown files, fill the variables, and paste into your model. Most buyers get a reviewable result in about 8 minutes.

  • Define the exact dimensions every review must cover so nothing important gets skipped
  • Standardize severity levels so all reviewers use the same blocking versus advisory threshold
  • Encode repo-specific must-checks that agents and new hires apply consistently from day one
  • Enforce an actionable comment format — location, severity, rationale, and suggested fix — on every review
  • Works as a system prompt in ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, or any instruction-following agent
  • Fully customizable with your own repo standards, language rules, and team conventions
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Claude · ChatGPT +2
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Step 1
Review Dimensions
Paste your diff after this system prompt; the reviewer works through each required dimension in order — correctness, security, performance, maintainability, test coverage — before writing a single comment.
Step 2
Severity Framework
Add this prompt after the Review Dimensions prompt; it gives the reviewer a precise four-tier severity scale with definitions and examples for each level.
Step 3
Repo-Aware Rules
Fill in your repo's specific standards — file naming, import conventions, test requirements, and any patterns that must never appear — and the reviewer applies them alongside the generic dimensions.
Step 4
Comment Format
Add this as the final layer in the system prompt stack; it locks the output format so every comment includes the file location, severity label, clear rationale, and a specific code suggestion.
Output
Your deliverable
Copy-paste ready
One-time
$7
~10 hrs / week
time back

Prompt Customization Serviceoptional help adapting variables and output to your brand voice. Choose your tier at checkout (not tied to this prompt's price).

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Models supported
Claude ClaudeC ChatGPTClaude Code Claude CodeCursor Cursor
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What ships with your purchase

Prompt files

Plain Markdown files with `{{variables}}` you fill in, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. No setup, no tooling required.

Usage guide

Variable reference, model compatibility, examples, and customization tips so you can adapt the pack to your brand voice.

Lifetime updates

When we improve the pack, you get the new version automatically. Email support included with every purchase.

Models tested: Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor.

The workflow inside this pack

4 composable prompts you run in order — each one picks up where the last left off.

  1. Step 1

    Review Dimensions

    Paste your diff after this system prompt; the reviewer works through each required dimension in order — correctness, security, performance, maintainability, test coverage — before writing a single comment.

  2. Step 2

    Severity Framework

    Add this prompt after the Review Dimensions prompt; it gives the reviewer a precise four-tier severity scale with definitions and examples for each level.

  3. Step 3

    Repo-Aware Rules

    Fill in your repo's specific standards — file naming, import conventions, test requirements, and any patterns that must never appear — and the reviewer applies them alongside the generic dimensions.

  4. Step 4

    Comment Format

    Add this as the final layer in the system prompt stack; it locks the output format so every comment includes the file location, severity label, clear rationale, and a specific code suggestion.

Perpetual (lifetime) use license

Your one-time purchase includes an ongoing right to use this prompt pack with the AI tools and models you control for your own and your clients' work — not for resale or public redistribution of the files as a product.

We keep the copyright

The prompt files, guides, examples, and bundled assets stay our copyrighted works (or our licensors'). Payment grants the limited license in our Terms only — it does not transfer ownership.

Need help adapting this prompt to your team? Add Prompt Customization Service at checkout.

FAQ

How long does it take to use Code Review Policy System Prompt?
Most buyers finish in a few minutes: open the prompt file, fill the variables, and paste into your model. The first run is the slowest because you decide variable values; reuse is instant.
What if I get stuck?
Email support@promptscart.com. Free basic support is included with every purchase, and you'll get a reply from our team within 24 hours. If you need help adapting variables or output, we can schedule a call.
Do I need a paid plan with Claude?
The prompt works on free tiers of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Heavy use can hit free-tier limits; paid plans get longer context and faster responses, but the prompt itself is the value.
Can I customize the prompt?
Yes, completely. You own the prompt files: edit the role framing, add variables, swap output sections, fork it to match your brand voice. Support can help you plan customizations over email.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Refund as per our Refund Policy (https://promptscart.com/refund-policy). Or add Prompt Customization Service at checkout for help adapting variables and output to your workflow.