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voltagent-code-reviewer
A Claude-based sub-agent that performs comprehensive code reviews analyzing code quality, security vulnerabilities, and adherence to best practices.
52
/ 100 · Grade F-D
F-D = below 60 (deductions)
“I need to get comprehensive code reviews that identify security vulnerabilities, assess code quality, and ensure adherence to best practices without manually reviewing every line of code.”
voltagent-code-reviewer earned Verified status with a trust score of 52/100 (Grade F-D). Adversarial testing produced 6 findings (6 high). Security scan flagged 0 findings. Tier is Verified rather than Certified due to unmitigated findings above severity thresholds.
Trust Score Breakdown
Eight weighted signals composing the aggregate trust score
Scheme v2.0 · Weights provisional · Consumer confirmations and uptime use pipeline-derived baselines.
Findings
Security scan results, adversarial testing, and pipeline review
Security Scan — Cisco Skill Scanner
Adversarial Testing — 4 categories, 6 findings
Several skills in this collection read and process user-provided files without establishing clear data boundaries. Skills like accessibility-tester, architect-reviewer, chaos-engineer, and code-reviewer all use tools to read files and incorporate their content into analysis workflows. The instructions lack explicit markers that would prevent instruction-like content within user files from being interpreted as directives to the agent.
Multiple skills (accessibility-tester, ad-security-reviewer, architect-reviewer, chaos-engineer, code-reviewer) declare Bash as a required tool and process user-provided file paths and content. The skills could potentially construct shell commands using user-controlled file paths or content without proper sanitization, creating command injection opportunities.
The skill contains an extremely large amount of content (99,282 characters) with multiple agent definitions that appear to be unrelated to the declared 'VoltAgent Code Reviewer Sub-Agent' purpose. The content includes numerous complete agent specifications (accessibility-tester, ad-security-reviewer, architect-reviewer, chaos-engineer, code-reviewer) that create a massive instruction volume mismatch.
The skill contains numerous 'always' directives that establish persistent behavioral patterns without explicit termination or scope boundaries. These directives would affect the agent's behavior on unrelated tasks beyond the skill's declared purpose.
Multiple sub-agents claim authority far beyond their stated purposes. The accessibility-tester claims to 'guide frontend-developer', 'support ui-designer', and coordinate with multiple other agents. The ad-security-reviewer claims to evaluate domain security and provide PowerShell implementation scripts. The chaos-engineer claims to execute infrastructure failures and coordinate with multiple other agents. This represents a pattern of scope creep where individual skills claim coordination authority over other agents and system-level operations.
The skill contains numerous package installation commands that are not declared in the skill's dependencies. This includes pip install, npm install, apt-get install, and other package managers across multiple agent files. These undeclared installations bypass dependency review and could introduce malicious packages.
Methodology v1.0 · 4 categories · ~55 attack patterns
Behavioral Fingerprint
Runtime performance baseline for drift detection
Samples
8
Error rate
0.0%
Peak memory
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Avg CPU
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Response time distribution
Output size distribution
Fingerprint v1.0 · Baseline: Apr 1, 2026 · Status: baseline
Interface
Skill triggers and instruction summary
Activation
This skill activates when comprehensive code reviews are needed focusing on code quality, security vulnerabilities, and best practices.
This skill handles systematic code review across multiple programming languages with emphasis on security, performance, maintainability, and team standards.
Does
Query context manager for code review requirements and standards
Review code changes, patterns, and architectural decisions systematically
Analyze code quality, security, performance, and maintainability
Provide actionable feedback with specific improvement suggestions
Verify zero critical security issues and code coverage > 80%
Check cyclomatic complexity < 10 and detect code smells
Conduct security review including input validation and authentication checks
Perform performance analysis of algorithms, database queries, and resource usage
Review design patterns, SOLID principles, and DRY compliance
Assess test coverage, quality, and documentation completeness
Analyze dependencies for security vulnerabilities and license compliance
Identify technical debt and refactoring opportunities
Apply language-specific review patterns and best practices
Integrate with automated review tools and CI/CD pipelines
Provide constructive feedback with specific examples and alternatives
Track review metrics and quality improvements
Does not
Automatically fix code without explicit approval
Make changes to production systems during review
Bypass security checks or lower quality standards
Provide vague or unconstructive criticism
Skip critical security vulnerability assessment
Ignore team coding standards or conventions
Scope & Permissions
What this capability can and cannot access — derived from pipeline analysis
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
Known Failure Modes
Documented edge cases and recovery behaviors
when when critical security issues are found
then the agent immediately flags them as blocking issues requiring resolution before approval
when when code coverage falls below 80%
then the agent requests additional tests before proceeding with review approval
when when cyclomatic complexity exceeds 10
then the agent suggests refactoring to reduce complexity and improve maintainability
when when review context is unclear
then the agent queries the context manager for specific requirements and standards
Badge & Integration
Embed certification status in your README, docs, or CI pipeline
Certification Notes
Provenance observations from the pipeline
Publisher "VoltAgent" is not verified — first certification from this publisher
No SECURITY.md or SECURITY.txt file found — no published vulnerability reporting process
Single contributor — no peer review evidence in commit history
Package description appears to be boilerplate or template text
Signed Artifact
Certification provenance and verification metadata
The original instruction file with a certification footer appended. Replace the source file in your project so AI agents see the trust score, verification link, and SOP.
ES256-signed JWS artifact for programmatic verification. Use with the Fidensa MCP server or GitHub Action to validate integrity.
Pipeline Artifacts
Raw data files from this certification run — downloadable for independent verification
contract.json
Full unsigned contract
stage1-ingest.json
Ingest stage output
stage2a-sbom.json
SBOM generation results
stage2a-vulns.json
Vulnerability scan results
stage2b-security.json
Security scan results
stage3a-functional.json
Functional test results
stage3b-adversarial.json
Adversarial test results
stage3c-fingerprint.json
Behavioral fingerprint
stage4-certify.json
Certification decision + trust score
stage3a-measurements.json
Raw functional test measurements
stage3b-measurements.json
Raw adversarial test measurements
run-log.json
Pipeline execution log
Not all files may be present for every certification.