My new workflow for local code review with `tuicr`

I spend a fair bit of my life reviewing code. Even if you discount the increase in code review that comes from increased usage of the output from Large Language Models, I'm still doing a lot of code review. Not only am I doing internal code review at work, but as a maintainer on Renovate and oapi-codegen, I spend a lot of time reviewing community contributions, as well as those from our collaborators and maintainers. You can see how GitHub breaks this down on my GitHub profile: If you ignore my work reviewing others' changes, I also do a lot of self-code-review, including during the process of writing my commit messages, especially if I've had an LLM help me write the code changes. My workflow for this has been OK, but given I'm spending more time in this flow, I wanted to see if I could optimise this. I recently came across a Terminal User Interface (TUI) for code review called tuicr, and immediately gelled with it. This is different from some of my other blog posts, because this…