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v0.9.2
Full Changelog: v0.9.1...v0.9.2
v0.9.1
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v0.8.1
Co-Review opens your entire repository as a review, so you can read it with the coding agent that built it: comment on a line, a function or a folder, ask why, and the agent answers in the thread. It also reviews your agent's changes, other people's pull requests and designs. Made for Claude Code, with packages for Pi and Oh My Pi, and it works with any MCP agent.
This release includes everything from 0.8.0, whose builds were never published.
Install
macOS (Apple silicon) and Linux (x64, arm64):
curl -fsSL https://sdsvn.github.io/co-review/install.sh | bashWindows: Co-Review-win-x64.exe below. Then connect your agent; in Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add sdsvn/co-review
/plugin install co-review@co-review
What's new
Findings land on the code they quote. Agents now point at a finding by quoting the code, not by guessing a line number. Co-Review finds the quote in the file or the diff and places the finding there. If the quote matches nothing, the agent is told to fix it, so findings no longer end up on the wrong line.
Asking the agent is the default. With an agent connected, the gutter's +, a click on a diff line and a selection all ask the agent. To leave a plain comment, choose Comment (Cmd+Alt+M). Each button says what it does.
Better posting to GitHub. When you choose Also post to GitHub, the agent waits for the post and tells you whether it worked, with a link. A finding you kept and replied to is posted as the finding followed by your reply. The agent's window closes on any Submit, and Keep open still keeps it open.
Repository overview. File paths written in backticks on review pages open the code, and the overview's "where to start" items link straight to it. Graphify graphs are now found per folder (services/graphify-out/) and in git worktrees, and the overview names the graphs it used.
Fixes
- Clicking a comment icon in the gutter scrolls the whole conversation into view; on a long range it used to open off-screen.
- Clicking a resolved thread's icon again closes it again.
License
Co-Review is now MIT licensed. It's built on Eclipse Theia and other open-source components under their own licenses; see THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md.
Good to know
- The builds aren't code-signed yet.
install.shhandles it on macOS. If you download the.dmgor.zipyourself and macOS says the app "is damaged", runxattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Co-Review.app. On Windows, choose More info → Run anyway. - There's no prebuilt app for Intel Macs; build from source.
- Co-Review collects no telemetry. Reviews are stored on your machine in
~/.co-review.
Feedback and bug reports: GitHub issues.
Full changelog: v0.7.3...v0.8.1