cc-review

The only thing between Claude and its next edit is your Submit button.

The only thing between Claude and its next edit is your Submit button. cc-review renders your working tree as a local PR page and streams your comments to Claude live; a PreToolUse hook freezes edits until you press Submit.

Get started

/plugin marketplace add yasyf/cc-review
/plugin install cc-review@cc-review

Then, in a repo where Claude just wrote code, run /cc-review:start and open the printed URL:

The cc-review web UI: a PR-style diff of the uncommitted working tree with a file tree, review progress, and an inline comment thread

Driving with an agent? Paste this:

/plugin marketplace add yasyf/cc-review
/plugin install cc-review@cc-review

Standalone CLI, without the plugin (macOS)

Install the cc-review CLI with `brew install yasyf/tap/cc-review`, then run
`cc-review start` in this repo and give me the review URL to open.
Docs: https://yasyf.github.io/cc-review

Use cases

Stop a wrong approach before Claude’s next edit

Claude just rewrote your handler around a pattern you’d never merge, and it’s about to keep going. Start a review:

/cc-review:start

Claude prints an http://127.0.0.1:<port>/s/<slug> URL and the edit guard engages, denying every Edit and Write until you press Submit. Comment on the offending lines and the rework happens on your terms, not ten files later.

Answer Claude’s clarifying questions on the exact line they’re about

In chat, Claude’s “which config style do you want” arrives forty lines of scrollback away from the code it’s asking about. In the review UI, click the line and say what’s wrong:

This hardcodes the rate limit — should it come from config?

Claude replies under that comment in realtime, posting a clarifying question, a note, or an ask card with option buttons and a code preview. Pick an option and the answer lands in Claude’s session immediately:

A Claude ask card with selectable options rendered under an inline review comment

Resume yesterday’s review against today’s diff

You pressed Submit, Claude applied the feedback, and now you owe round two. Run the same command again:

/cc-review:start

The review resumes as a new version against the fresh diff. Prior threads carry over, files you already marked reviewed stay marked, and only files whose diff changed come back for re-reading. Everything persists in the derived v1 namespace under ~/.cc-review/v1, and a review idle for 24 hours expires on its own, so an abandoned one never wedges Claude.

Review a teammate’s PR stack without leaving the review UI

A coworker opened four stacked PRs and wants eyes on all of them. Point cc-review at any one:

cc-review start --pr '#123' --open

The whole stack loads as one review, a section per PR, pulled from GitHub through a blobless clone that never touches your checkout. Every comment you leave posts to GitHub as you write it, comments from everyone else stream back in, and Submit posts your verdict as one GitHub review per PR. Claude’s replies post under its own cc-review-<you>[bot] account, so nobody mistakes them for yours.