More and more of my work is leveraged by agents orchestrated on my computers and when working for companies where I can't just push unreviewed agent's work to GitHub, I was really looking for a way to nicely iterate on the PR locally (I'm freelance programmer for corporations of all sizes). I checked existing solutions and they were missing some things, so I built my own app that has:
- threads of comments (not just a single comment)
- support for images (both in git diff and in comments so your agents can push and pull images/screenshots)
- general discussion on the PR
- agents can discuss changes between themselves (maybe you ask one agent to review other agent's work)
- you can comment files not related to the change
- you can see uncommitted changes so you can make a review before anything gets committed
- there's mcp/desktop app/cli and webUI so you can choose what you like
- it works with tailnet and ssh (GitWarren talks to other instances on your machines)
- you can make a review on your phone
and the most important
- you can really feel like on GitHub without pushing to GitHub
All this is free and open source. Take a look and leave your feedback - I'm currently pushing an update every day, as I discover more things each day I work with it as my personal code review tool.
Still not sure why is that? If you push to some PRs branch, not main branch. The very idea of PR - is one may review the one before merge. Why should I take another review before push to PR branch ?