How I Review My Agents’ Code

Coding agents have changed how I work. I now give code-review-style feedback to agents many times a day. In the before times, I used git diff main... to review my own changes locally before pushing to GitHub. As I noticed things, I wrote a todo list for myself to address. Rinse and repeat. These days that feedback goes to an agent, not to my own todo list. I used to copy-paste file names and code snippets into the chat, but that gets old and verbose fast. Now I use revdiff, a TUI built specifically for giving feedback to agents. Giving Feedback on Diffs At its heart, revdiff opens a TUI that shows you changes in files. As you navigate, press return to write a comment on a line (or several). When you’re done, press q and the program prints your comments in the context of the lines they apply to. From their own example: ## handler.go (file-level) consider splitting this file into smaller modules ## handler.go:43 (+) use errors.Is() instead of direct comparison ## handler.go:43-67 (+)…