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SUMMONING COMPLETE.
The critic is fully armed.
Your code will be judged. There will be no mercy.
The cheat code for honest feedback. Summon a devil's advocate that has exactly one job: find the ways your code fails.
Every review you've ever gotten was too nice. devil isn't. It packs the relevant code with repomix, drives your logged-in ChatGPT web session over CDP, and puts GPT-5.5 Pro (web-only, no API, zero API cost) in critic mode: no praise, no hedging, every one of your assumptions attacked one by one, every verdict pinned to a file:line citation, findings sorted by severity. If it finds nothing, it must prove it tried — edge cases, concurrency, failure paths, hostile inputs — before it's allowed to say "attack failed."
Compliments are free everywhere else. This is where you come to bleed.
/plugin marketplace add fivetaku/devil
/plugin install devil@devil
/devil tear apart my auth module
First run walks you through setup with clickable choices (dependencies, a dedicated browser profile, ChatGPT login). After that, one command summons the critic.
- No praise. Ever. Only defects, ranked Critical → Low.
- Every assumption gets attacked. The devil lists what you assumed, then goes after each one.
- No citation, no verdict. Every judgment must quote file:line and code. Unquotable claims are discarded.
- "Attack failed" must be earned. Declaring your code sound requires proof that edge cases, concurrency, failure paths, and malicious inputs were all tried.
- Mercy is opt-in. Say "be gentle" or "normal review" and the persona steps aside.
- Claude Code
- A ChatGPT subscription with GPT-5.5 Pro (the devil speaks through it — web only, no API needed)
- A Chromium-family browser (dedicated automation profile; your main browser is left alone)
- Node.js + Python 3 (dependencies auto-install on first run)
devil is the meme edition of insane-review — same GPT-5.5 Pro web-bridge engine, permanently set to devil's advocate.
MIT — see LICENSE and DISCLAIMER. The devil is a metaphor. The bugs it finds are real, and they're yours.
