Introducing Codacy Skills (Part 4): Scan and fix your code before you push

Codacy released Codacy Skills, a set of tools that teach coding agents such as Claude Code to run Codacy from the terminal, in the fourth and final post of its series. The Analysis CLI Skill scans and fixes code before a commit so pull requests open without issues Codacy would have flagged, and the Code Review Skill works an open pull request locally so a red check is cleared with a single push instead of one push per round trip. The first half of the post requires no Codacy account.

Codacy Skills teach coding agents like Claude Code to run Codacy from the terminal where the code is written: working findings, tuning rules, wiring up test coverage. This is the final post in the series, and it covers the two skills that move the analysis loop itself onto your machine, at the two moments it pays off most. The Analysis CLI Skill scans and fixes your code before you commit, so your pull requests open without the issues Codacy would have flagged. The Code Review Skill works an open PR locally, so a red check gets cleared with a single push instead of a push per round trip. The first half of this post needs no Codacy account.