Herdr Reviewr — Development skill for Claude Code

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herdr-reviewr

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A code-review pane for [herdr](https://herdr.dev). Your agent writes the code. You read its diff in a pane beside the chat, comment on the lines, and send the notes back. You never leave the terminal.


One persistent pane, pointed at a git worktree:

• Diff review — the agent's changed files, syntax-highlighted.
• Four diff scopes — uncommitted, branch, last turn, commits.
• Last-turn diff — what the worktree's latest turn changed, on its own.
• Line comments — comment on a line or a range. Then send it to the agent.
• Text selection — drag over any text to copy it, like an editor.
• File viewer — any file's current content from the whole worktree.
• Search — fuzzy file names and live code grep across the