I ran my AI review crew on my own launched product. It found a P1 I'd missed. claude-review-crew is an open-source Claude Code plugin I built: ten specialist reviewers run in parallel on a diff, and an orchestrator merges what they find into one ranked report with a verdict. I pointed it at ResuForge, my live AI resume builder, and reviewed the 4 commits I shipped after launch: 24 files, 9 specialists, 41 findings merged into 24. • The P1: a global AI cap was counting rejected requests, so it could run out early for every user, paying customers included. Three specialists found it independently. It's fixed and deployed. • The catch I liked most: English lines inside an Arabic resume rendered in the PDF as ".Built React dashboard". The agent rendered a real PDF and read the text positions to prove it. • Findings you can act on: each one has a file:line, a real failure scenario, and a fix. No scenario, no finding. • Full-stack JS/TS: it detects React, Next.js, Vue, and Node from package.json and adds framework-specific checks. Arabic summary is optional, and RTL checks run on every UI change. It isn't cheap: that review took about 6.5 minutes and 640k tokens, so it's for real PRs. /review-quick covers small diffs. The plugin is free and MIT-licensed: github.com/karimadel99/claude-review-crew If your team wants it tuned to your stack, with custom specialists, message me.