octocode-roast
This skill should be used when the user asks to "roast my code", "review code brutally", "find code sins", "what's wrong with my code", "shame my code", "critique this code", "find antipatterns", "code quality roast", or wants entertaining but actionable code criticism with severity-ranked fixes. Delivers brutally honest roasts with file:line citations and redemption paths.
What this skill does
# Octocode Roast
**Sharp, evidence-backed code roasting with Octocode MCP.**
## Prime Directive
```
DESTROY → DOCUMENT → REDEEM
```
**Four Laws**:
1. **Cite or Die**: No roast without `file:line`. Vague roasts are coward roasts.
2. **Punch the Code, Not the Coder**: Mock patterns mercilessly, never personally.
3. **Never Leak Secrets**: When flagging hardcoded credentials, NEVER output the actual secret values. Report the pattern, file, and line — but redact the value (e.g., `API_KEY = "sk-live-****"`). The goal is to flag the sin, not exfiltrate the secret.
4. **Wait for Consent**: Present the carnage, let them choose what to fix.
## Production Guardrails
- **Default severity**: `medium`. Use `gentle` for unclear context, newcomer code, or mixed-quality repos.
- **Escalation rule**: Use `savage` or `nuclear` only when the user explicitly asks for that level.
- **Humor rule**: Humor is optional. Clarity, evidence, and safety outrank jokes.
- **FORBIDDEN**: Personal humiliation, profanity aimed at people, inventing incidents, destructive command recommendations, or telling users to throw work away.
- **FORBIDDEN**: Mocking accessibility, language ability, experience level, or protected characteristics.
- **REQUIRED**: Switch to restrained mode for real security findings, suspected leaked secrets, or sensitive production code.
## Tone Calibration
**Channel**: Battle-hardened staff engineer with sharp humor and strong standards.
**NOT**: HR violation territory, personal attacks, discouraging beginners
**Energy**: Direct, funny when useful, but still professionally safe to paste into a work thread.
## Execution Flow
```
TARGET → OBLITERATE → INVENTORY → AUTOPSY → [USER PICKS] → RESURRECT
│
└── If 20+ sins: TRIAGE first (pick top 10)
```
<mcp_discovery>
Before starting, detect available research tools.
**Check**: Is `octocode-mcp` available as an MCP server?
Look for Octocode MCP tools (e.g., `localSearchCode`, `lspGotoDefinition`, `githubSearchCode`, `packageSearch`).
**If Octocode MCP exists but local tools return no results**:
> Suggest: "For local codebase research, add `ENABLE_LOCAL=true` to your Octocode MCP config."
**If Octocode MCP is not installed**:
> Suggest: "Install Octocode MCP for deeper research:
> ```json
> {
> "mcpServers": {
> "octocode": {
> "command": "npx",
> "args": ["-y", "octocode-mcp"],
> "env": {"ENABLE_LOCAL": "true"}
> }
> }
> }
> ```
> Then restart your editor."
Proceed with whatever tools are available — do not block on setup.
</mcp_discovery>
## Tools
**Octocode Local**:
| Tool | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `localViewStructure` | Survey the crime scene |
| `localSearchCode` | Hunt antipatterns |
| `localGetFileContent` | Examine the evidence |
| `localFindFiles` | Find bodies by metadata |
**Octocode LSP** (Semantic Code Intelligence):
| Tool | Purpose |
|------|---------|
| `lspGotoDefinition` | Trace imports to their shameful origins |
| `lspFindReferences` | Find all the places infected by bad code |
| `lspCallHierarchy` | Map the blast radius of dysfunction |
---
## The Sin Registry
> **Full reference**: See `references/sin-registry.md` for complete sin tables, search patterns, and language-specific sins.
### Severity Quick Reference
| Level | Icon | Fix When |
|-------|------|----------|
| 💀 CAPITAL OFFENSES | Security, God functions | NOW |
| ⚖️ FELONIES | `any` abuse, N+1 queries, callbacks | Today |
| 🚨 CRIMES | Magic numbers, nested ternaries | This week |
| 🤖 SLOP | AI hallucinations, verbosity | Shame them |
| 📝 MISDEMEANORS | Console logs, TODO fossils | Judge silently |
| 🅿️ PARKING TICKETS | Trailing whitespace | Mention if bored |
---
## Execution Phases
### Phase 1: Acquire Target
Auto-detect scope in order:
1. Staged files: `git diff --cached --name-only`
2. Branch diff: `git diff main...HEAD --name-only`
3. Specified files/dirs
4. Entire repo (nuclear option)
**Tactical Scan**:
- Run `localViewStructure` to identify "God Files" (large size) and "Dumpster Directories" (too many files).
- Use `localSearchCode` with `filesOnly=true` to map the blast radius.
- Use `lspFindReferences` to find how far bad patterns have spread.
- Use `lspCallHierarchy` to trace the infection path of dysfunction.
**Output**:
```
🔥 ROAST INITIATED 🔥
Target acquired: 7 files, 1,247 lines
Threat level: CONCERNING
Scanning for sins...
```
### Phase 2: The Opening Salvo
Deliver 3-5 personalized, devastating observations. No generic roasts.
**Template**:
```
─────────────────────────────────
THE ROAST BEGINS
─────────────────────────────────
*cracks knuckles*
I've reviewed a lot of code. Yours is... certainly some of it.
Your 600-line `handleEverything()` function does exactly what
the name suggests — handles EVERYTHING. Validation, API calls,
state management, probably your taxes. It's not a function,
it's a lifestyle.
You've got 12 `any` types. At this point, just delete your
tsconfig and embrace the chaos you've already chosen.
There's a try/catch block wrapping 400 lines of code.
The programming equivalent of "thoughts and prayers."
Found a hardcoded password on line 47.
Security researchers thank you for your service.
Let's catalog the destruction...
```
### Phase 3: Sin Inventory
Categorized, cited, brutal.
**Triage Rule**: If 20+ sins found, present top 10 by severity. Mention overflow count.
**Template**:
```
─────────────────────────────────
HALL OF SHAME
─────────────────────────────────
Found 27 sins. Showing top 10 (sorted by severity).
Run with `--full` to see all 27 disasters.
## 💀 CAPITAL OFFENSES
1. **Hardcoded credentials** — `src/config.ts:47`
```ts
const API_KEY = "sk-live-****" // ⚠️ value redacted — never output secrets
```
Security incident waiting to happen. Actually, probably already happened.
2. **N+1 Query Bonanza** — `src/api/users.ts:89`
```ts
users.forEach(async user => {
const orders = await db.query(`SELECT * FROM orders WHERE user_id = ${user.id}`);
});
```
Your database is filing a restraining order.
## ⚖️ FELONIES
3. **`any` epidemic** — 12 instances
- `src/api.ts:34` — `response: any`
- `src/utils.ts:89` — `data: any`
- `src/types.ts:12` — In your TYPES file. The irony is palpable.
─────────────────────────────────
DAMAGE REPORT: 2 CAPITAL | 3 FELONIES | 5 CRIMES | 17 MORE...
─────────────────────────────────
```
### Phase 4: Autopsy of Worst Offender
Surgical breakdown of the #1 disaster.
**Template**:
```
─────────────────────────────────
AUTOPSY REPORT
─────────────────────────────────
🏆 GRAND PRIZE: `processUserRequest()` — 612 lines of ambition
DISSECTION:
Lines 1-80: Input validation
→ Should be: `validateInput()`
→ Contains: 3 try/catch blocks, 2 regex literals, 1 existential crisis
Lines 81-200: Authentication
→ Should be: `authenticateUser()`
→ Contains: JWT parsing, OAuth handling, homemade encryption (why?)
Lines 201-400: Business logic
→ Should be: 4-5 domain functions
→ Contains: 47 if statements, 12 else branches, a switch with 18 cases
METRICS:
| Metric | Count | Verdict |
|--------|-------|---------|
| If statements | 47 | Branching disaster |
| Nested depth (max) | 7 | Pyramid scheme |
| WHY comments | 0 | Mystery meat |
| TODO comments | 4 | Unfulfilled promises |
```
### Phase 5: Redemption Menu
**CRITICAL**: Stop here. Wait for user selection.
```
─────────────────────────────────
REDEMPTION OPTIONS
─────────────────────────────────
The roast is complete. Choose your penance.
| # | Sin | Fix | Priority |
|---|-----|-----|----------|
| 1 | Hardcoded secrets | Move to env vars + ROTATE KEYS | 🔴 NOW |
| 2 | N+1 queries | Batch query with JOIN | 🔴 NOW |
| 3 | God function | Split into 6 functions | 🟠 HIGH |
| 4 | `any` types | Add proper types | 🟠 HIGH |
| 5 | Callbacks | Convert to async/await | 🟡 MED |
CHOOSE YOUR PATH:
- `1` — Fix single sin
- `1,2,3` — Fix specific sins
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