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Technical viewTwelve dimensions per pull request. Twenty-four principles checked. A quote from the diff behind every score you can click into. Then a prompt your developer can paste into their agent.
The Technical view is for people who will defend a number in a 1:1. Every score traces to stored evidence. We never rank on volume.
We do not detect who used a tool, and we do not rank people on "AI skill." Those numbers are guesses, and a guess your team can dispute is a number they will ignore. What we do instead: NRD Sight already knows what good looks like in this repo. We hand the developer the prompt that would have produced that — and the prompt that fixes what didn't.
get_pr_review lets a coding agent push, wait for the review of that exact commit, fix the critical and important findings, push again, and stop after three rounds with a summary for the human. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code, and agent instructions ship for each (a Claude Code skill, an AGENTS.md block, a Cursor rule); the same server and a read-only REST API expose the rest of your Sight data.The professional bar is the same in every prompt: state the problem first, name the repo by URL, stay scoped, prefer existing helpers, add tests, invent nothing, put no secrets in the paste.
We deliberately never rank on volume. Engineers get the same evidence leaders see, their own private growth view, and training built from their own code. The rubric is fixed and visible: the same bar for everyone, with receipts. Praise is public; comparison is private.
Set it per organization, team, repository, or developer. Start in advisory and read the shadow report of what it would have blocked; move to acknowledge or strict when the numbers say it's worth it.
/nrd wont-fix, /nrd false-positive, or /nrd ack. Maintainers can /nrd override with a reason, and every override is recorded.Or load the sample team and walk the full instrument in about two minutes.