Judges Code Review

Version updated for https://github.com/KevinRabun/judges to version v3.3.0.

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Action Type

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Action Summary

The Judges Panel GitHub Action provides automated, multi-dimensional code evaluations for AI-generated code, addressing common failure modes such as security vulnerabilities, poor error handling, and compliance issues. It leverages deterministic pattern matching alongside LLM-powered expert analysis to assess 35 specialized domains, generating plain-language findings, prioritized fixes, and actionable reports. Designed for seamless integration into CI pipelines, it simplifies quality assurance through instant evaluations, auto-generated patches, and support for SARIF output for GitHub Code Scanning.

Release notes

What’s Changed

Unified AST Engine

  • Consolidated typescript-ast.ts (TypeScript Compiler API) into tree-sitter-ast.ts — all 8 languages now use a single tree-sitter WASM engine
  • Removed the TypeScript Compiler API dependency for JS/TS parsing
  • TypeScript and JavaScript parsed via tree-sitter-typescript.wasm (superset grammar)

C++ Language Support

  • Added C++ as the 8th supported language for AST analysis
  • Language aliases: cpp, c++, cc, cxx, c, h, hpp
  • Full support: functions, complexity, nesting, parameters, void*/auto weak type detection, #include imports, classes/structs

Bug Fixes

  • Rust: Fixed unsafe fn declaration detection (previously only detected unsafe blocks)
  • TypeScript: Fixed require() import detection (CommonJS-style imports now counted)
  • Test timing: Moved tree-sitter WASM warm-up before test registration to prevent race conditions

Tests

  • 711 tests across 139 suites — all passing
  • Added 9 new C++ test cases covering parsing, complexity, nesting, parameters, weak types, imports, classes, and evaluator integration

Supported Languages (AST)

TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Rust, Go, Java, C#, C++