Readable Code Review

Review Python files, modules, and repositories from the perspective of someone taking over the code. Readable Code Review checks naming, control flow, data and state, abstraction, shared knowledge, implementation mechanisms, documentation, and local expression.

Findings include source evidence, reading costs, reasonable exceptions, and focused improvement suggestions. Each applicable dimension receives its own 0-3 grade; missing context is stated explicitly, and grades are not combined into a total score.

The review reads source without executing candidate code. Functional correctness, performance, and security are outside the scoring scope. Invoke it explicitly for a stage review or code handover.

Includes the rubric in Markdown and JSON, references, and Codex metadata. Instructions and reference materials are written in Chinese. Free and MIT licensed, with no scoring API or runtime dependency required.