HN 표시: Crit – AI 생성 코드 및 계획 문서 검토를 위한 터미널 TUI

TUI for reviewing AI-generated code and plans — built for human-in-the-loop agentic coding workflows. Read a plan or review code changes across multiple files, leave inline comments, and let Claude Code address your feedback automatically. Built for the human-in-the-loop workflow: Your agent the writes code or a plan, you review it in a TUI, your agent seamlessly reads your comments and makes changes. crit is available as a Claude Code plugin. Add the marketplace and install: /plugin marketplace add kevindutra/crit /plugin install crit Then use /crit:review in Claude Code. It will ask whether you want to review code changes or a document, open the TUI, and after you close it, Claude reads your comments and makes changes. go install github.com/kevindutra/crit/cmd/crit@latest Make sure $GOPATH/bin (defaults to ~/go/bin ) is in your PATH : export PATH="$PATH:$(go env GOPATH)/bin" If you prefer not to use the plugin, you can install the skill directly: crit setup-claude # Install globally (~/.claude/skills/) crit setup-claude --project # Install for current project only Then use /crit-review in Claude Code for document reviews, or /crit-code-review for multi-file code reviews. - Go 1.21+ for building from source - tmux — required for the Claude Code integration. Crit opens the review TUI in a tmux split pane next to Claude Code. If you're not already in tmux, start one before launching Claude Code: tmux new -s work # Now launch Claude Code inside this tmux session claude If you forget, crit will tell you — but the split-pane review won't work outside of tmux. crit review --code Detects changed files in your git repo and opens a tabbed TUI with syntax highlighting, diff markers, and inline commenting across all changed files. - Diffs against unstaged changes by default, falls back to HEAD~1 ormain - Green gutter markers highlight changed lines - Comments are aggregated across all files in the session # Get all code review comments as JSON crit status --code - Run crit review --code — crit detects changed files and opens the tabbed TUI - Navigate between files and leave inline comments on the changes - Quit the TUI — comments are saved to .crit/ crit status --code outputs all comments across files as JSON- Claude (or any tool) reads the comments and edits the files crit review docs/plans/my-plan.md Opens a full-screen terminal UI with syntax-highlighted markdown, a comment sidebar, and modal overlays for adding/editing comments. When running inside tmux, you can open the TUI in a side-by-side split pane: # Open review in a tmux split and return immediately crit review docs/plan.md --detach # Open review in a tmux split and block until it closes crit review docs/plan.md --detach --wait This is how the Claude Code skill invokes crit — --detach --wait is a single blocking call that opens the TUI next to Claude Code and waits for you to finish reviewing. - Claude writes a plan (or you open any markdown file) crit review opens the TUI — read through and leave inline comments- Comments are stored as JSON in a local .crit/ directory (gitignored by default) crit status outputs comments as JSON for Claude (or any tool) to consume- Claude reads the comments, edits the document, and you can re-review | Key | Action | |---|---| j / k | Scroll down / up | ctrl+d / ctrl+u | Half page down / up | g / G | Jump to top / bottom | enter | Add comment at current line | v | Visual select mode (multi-line comments) | s | Toggle comment sidebar | [ / ] | Jump to prev / next comment | q | Save & quit | Code review only: | Key | Action | |---|---| tab / shift+tab | Next / previous file tab | n / N | Jump to next / previous change | / | Search file tabs | # Add a comment programmatically crit comment docs/plan.md --line 15 --body "This needs more detail" # Multi-line comment crit comment docs/plan.md --line 10 --end-line 20 --body "Rethink this section" # Get review comments as JSON (single file) crit status docs/plan.md # Get all code review comments as JSON crit status --code # Bash crit completion bash > /etc/bash_completion.d/crit # Zsh crit completion zsh > "${fpath[1]}/_crit" # Fish crit completion fish > ~/.config/fish/completions/crit.fish go test ./... go build ./... go vet ./... MIT