Why does this skill require the --chrome flag?

This skill utilizes browser automation to interact directly with the ChatGPT web interface, which requires Claude Code to have control over a Chrome browser instance.

Can I keep using Claude while ChatGPT is reviewing my code?

Yes. This skill uses a non-blocking workflow. Once the prompt is submitted to ChatGPT, you can continue working in Claude and simply ask to 'fetch results' later.

Why is manual file uploading required?

Claude cannot interact with native OS-level file dialogs for security and technical reasons. Manually dragging or selecting the file ensures the correct data is uploaded to ChatGPT without escaping errors.

Does this require a ChatGPT Plus subscription?

Yes, to access advanced models like GPT-5.2 Pro through the web interface, you must be logged into a ChatGPT account with an active Pro/Plus subscription.

ChatGPT Code Review

Name: ChatGPT Code Review
Author: antorsae

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Collaboration Tools

Leverages GPT-5.2 Pro via Chrome integration to perform deep, high-reasoning code reviews and optimizations within the Claude Code environment.

About

This skill bridges the gap between Claude Code and ChatGPT Pro, allowing developers to utilize GPT-5.2 Pro's advanced reasoning capabilities for complex code analysis. By automating browser navigation and utilizing a specialized file-upload workflow, it enables thorough performance audits, architectural reviews, and 'second opinion' debugging. The skill is designed with a non-blocking architecture, allowing you to submit large files for deep analysis and fetch the results once the model has finished its extended reasoning process.

Key Features

File-upload based review to preserve code integrity and formatting
Deep performance bottleneck detection and optimization suggestions
Non-blocking 'Submit and Fetch' workflow for long-running reasoning tasks
Multi-file support for cross-module architectural analysis
Automated navigation and GPT-5.2 Pro model selection via Chrome
2 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Conducting comprehensive architectural reviews across multiple source files
Identifying subtle performance bottlenecks in compute-intensive codebases
Getting a second opinion on complex algorithmic optimizations from high-reasoning models

About

Key Features

File-upload based review to preserve code integrity and formatting
Deep performance bottleneck detection and optimization suggestions
Non-blocking 'Submit and Fetch' workflow for long-running reasoning tasks
Multi-file support for cross-module architectural analysis
Automated navigation and GPT-5.2 Pro model selection via Chrome
2 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Conducting comprehensive architectural reviews across multiple source files
Identifying subtle performance bottlenecks in compute-intensive codebases
Getting a second opinion on complex algorithmic optimizations from high-reasoning models