Articles tagged "Code Review"

**[Hunk](https://www.hunk.dev/) is a terminal-based diff viewer purpose-built for code review and AI-agent integration** — a replacement for stock `git diff`, with review-experience as a first-class design goal. **Key features**: (1) **multi-file review sidebar** — see the whole changeset, navigate files, view change counts, (2) **inline AI annotations** — reasoning from AI agents ([Claude Code](https://claude.com/product/claude-code), [Cursor](../columns/cursor-ios-supports-2026-07-01), etc.) shows adjacent to the relevant code, (3) **adaptive layout** — split / stacked / auto-responsive views auto-adjust to terminal width, (4) **watch mode** — auto-refreshes as the working tree changes, (5) **syntax highlighting + themes** — Graphite / Midnight / Ember / Zenburn / Catppuccin, (6) multiple input methods — **keyboard, mouse, pager integration**. **CLI commands**: `hunk diff` (uncommitted changes) and `hunk show` (a commit). **Tech stack**: Node.js 18+, **MIT license**, distributed via **npm / Homebrew / Nix**. Position: the terminal counterpart to [Crit.md's browser PR-review experience](../columns/crit-md-local-first-agent-review-2026-07); alongside [Herdr (parallel agent operations)](../columns/herdr-terminal-agent-multiplexer-2026-07), it's part of the same "terminal-native AI-agent era" trend. **Target users**: developers doing code reviews, teams integrating AI tools into dev workflows, and terminal-first engineers.

**[Crit.md](https://crit.md/)** is a local-first review tool that gives AI-coding-agent output (Claude Code / Cursor / GitHub Copilot / Codex / OpenCode / Gemini / Qwen / ...) a **"pull-request review" experience in the browser**. Four review modes in one UI: Plans & docs (Markdown rendering), Code diffs (syntax highlighting), Live apps (comment directly on the DOM), and Static HTML preview. **Per-line comments** ("click line 47, type feedback, the agent fixes it"), **comments persist across iteration rounds**, **no account required / binds to 127.0.0.1 / zero telemetry**, and a **file-based protocol** (structured review files exchanged with agents — no vendor APIs, no lock-in). Target users: engineers, staff developers, engineering managers. Reduces time spent re-reading terminal diffs, and **keeps humans in the loop instead of delegating all review to agents**. Sits opposite the "fully autonomous" agents in our [Claude Cowork](../columns/claude-cowork-web-mobile-launch-2026-07) and [Devin](../columns/claude-fable-5-return-devin-cursor-2026-07) coverage — a **HITL review substrate for AI output**.