Releases·Tool Release
Developer releases Revue, a terminal tool for reviewing agent code changes chapter by chapter
A developer launched Revue, an open-source terminal-based code review tool that breaks large code changes into ordered, narrated chunks instead of a flat file list. It combines ideas from the tools hunk and stage-cli and lets any AI agent generate a guided tour via a skill, which users then step through in a TUI. It targets practitioners reviewing agent output without leaving their terminal multiplexer.
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AI Overview
- Revue presents code changes as a guided tour of organized chapters, stepping through them in a terminal UI rather than a wall of files
- The author built it by combining and extending ideas from the existing tools hunk and stage-cli
- A skill lets any agent generate the guided tour, which is then opened in the TUI
- Motivation: reviewing and giving feedback on agent output without leaving the multiplexer
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