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revdiff turns terminal diffs into annotated reviews
revdiff is a terminal UI for reviewing diffs, files, and documents with inline annotations, aimed at code review and change-inspection workflows inside terminal-based AI coding sessions. It surfaces a two-pane diff browser, line-level notes, and structured output to stdout so the review results can be piped into agents, scripts, or other tooling. The repo also shows a Claude Code plugin and terminal-overlay support for interactive review.
// ANALYSIS
This feels less like a generic diff viewer and more like a review surface built for agentic coding loops, where the output matters as much as the UI.
- –Strong fit for terminal-first teams that want to inspect changes without leaving their editor or agent session.
- –The structured stdout export is the differentiator: annotations are not trapped in the UI.
- –Inline notes, file-level comments, and diff navigation make it useful beyond simple before/after viewing.
- –The Claude Code plugin suggests the product is optimized for AI-assisted review rather than solo human browsing.
// TAGS
diffcode reviewterminaltuiai-codingopen-sourcecliannotations
DISCOVERED
50d ago
2026-04-08
PUBLISHED
50d ago
2026-04-08
RELEVANCE
6/ 10
AUTHOR
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