Skeptic is a local code review app for people who review commits, not pull requests. Launch it from a Git worktree to review the branch as an ordered commit stack, moving commit by commit while tracking exactly what has been reviewed.
Skeptic keeps the commit stack, file tree, and diff visible at the same time. Select a commit, read its changed files, leave inline comments, and mark files or commits viewed as you go.
The title bar shows the active branch and working directory. Hover either value
to copy the full branch name or full path, while home-relative paths are shown
with ~ for readability.
Use the Codex chat picker to open a review window for a chat that has local changes. Skeptic filters out chats without commits or working-tree changes, keeps existing chat windows focused instead of duplicating them, and reloads the list whenever the picker opens.
When feedback is ready, Copy for Codex copies a compact line-delimited JSON
review bundle to the clipboard and focuses the target Codex thread.
Fixes come back as linked fixup! commits. Skeptic lets you inspect the change
that addressed a comment before marking it resolved.
- Viewed state for each commit.
- Viewed state for each file within a commit.
- Accepted state for individual hunks while reviewing long files.
- Inline comments on lines and code ranges.
- Rejected hunks as Codex-bound comments that ask for the change to be removed.
- Comment context for Codex, including selected text, hunk text, and target commit subject.
- Links from review comments to fixup commits.
- Re-review work when viewed commits change.
j/k: move down or up in the commit list.c: toggle the selected commit viewed.v: toggle the top-most visible file viewed.Command-O: open the Codex chat picker.Command-,: open diff settings.