I built an AI review team that fits in one slash command.

/opc review — and 11 specialists (Security, PM, New User, DevOps...) review your code in parallel.

But here's the honest part:

I tested it against just asking Claude directly. Same codebase, same scope.

Single Claude: 14 code bugs found.
OPC (3 agents): 9 code bugs found.

Claude won on quantity.

But OPC caught 5 things Claude completely missed:

A new user would type "opc review" in terminal, not realizing it's a Claude Code skill — zero hint in the help text.

The README's symlink command breaks silently if you cd into the repo first (which everyone does).

The Claude Code link goes to a marketing page instead of install docs.

These aren't code bugs. They're perspective bugs.

You only find them when you think like a specific person — a first-time user, a security auditor, a DevOps engineer checking your npm packaging.

OPC doesn't find MORE bugs. It finds DIFFERENT bugs.

Zero dependencies. Pure markdown. 30 seconds to install.

github.com/iamtouchskyer/opc
