persiyanov/herdr-reviewr

Review your agent's diff in a terminal pane and send comments back to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi. A herdr plugin.

What it solves

This project provides a dedicated, terminal-based code review interface for users of the herdr AI coding agent. It allows developers to inspect, comment on, and discuss code changes generated by an AI agent without ever leaving their terminal environment.

How it works

It functions as a persistent pane within your terminal that integrates directly with your git worktree. It tracks changes made by your AI agent and provides a structured view to review diffs, browse files, and view pull requests. You can select specific lines or hunks of code, add comments, and send those notes directly back to the AI agent to guide its next steps.

Who it’s for

It is designed for developers who use the herdr AI coding agent and prefer a keyboard-driven, terminal-centric workflow for managing and reviewing AI-generated code changes.

Highlights

  • Multi-scope diff review: View changes across uncommitted files, specific branches, recent turns, or individual commits.
  • Interactive feedback: Select lines or hunks to add comments and send them directly to the AI agent.
  • Integrated PR viewer: Read-only access to pull requests from GitHub, GitLab, and Azure DevOps directly within the terminal.
  • Highly configurable: Supports custom keybindings, multiple UI themes, and flexible pane placement to fit your existing terminal layout.

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