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reslop: terminal tool for reviewing AI-generated git diffs and planning agent repairs
The terminal tool reslop released version 0.1.x, implementing its Review phase: developers inspect AI-generated changes in an interactive terminal diff with intra-line highlighting, leave findings and todos, and prepare repair plans for an agent to execute. It targets uncommitted git changes, specific commits, or GitHub pull requests.
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- reslop 0.1.x, installable via npm i -g, adds interactive terminal review of uncommitted changes, commits, or GitHub PRs with intra-line highlighting
- reslop stages, unstages, or reverts diff blocks and writes reviews to .review/YYYY-MM-DD-NN.md with editing/ready/partial/done statuses
- reslop generates review findings and repair plans for AI agents; plan, repair, and verify stages ship later
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