NASA Power of 10 & SOLID Code Reviewer FAQs

Question 1

Does it integrate with my existing test suite?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as part of its review process, the skill checks for the existence of a tests/ directory and verifies that unit and integration tests are present for the modules being analyzed.

Question 2

Can this skill review languages other than C?

Accepted Answer

While the logic applies broadly, this specific skill is optimized for C and C++ source files (*.c, *.h), specifically targeting embedded systems development patterns and hardware abstraction.

Question 3

How does it handle hardware-specific code?

Accepted Answer

The skill includes specific rules for hardware register access, encouraging the use of inline accessor functions with enum addresses rather than unsafe macros or magic numbers.

Question 4

What are the NASA Power of 10 rules?

Accepted Answer

The NASA Power of 10 rules are a set of coding guidelines designed for safety-critical C code, focusing on simplicity, predictability, and verifiable reliability by restricting complex features like recursion and dynamic memory.

Question 5

What kind of report does the code review generate?

Accepted Answer

It produces a structured Markdown report that summarizes compliance status across three categories: NASA Power of 10, SOLID Principles, and Style Guide, with specific line-by-line findings and recommendations.

NASA Power of 10 & SOLID Code Reviewer

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NASA Power of 10 & SOLID Code Reviewer

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