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Herdr Kibitzr β€” Development skill for Claude Code

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πŸ‘€ Asks your coding agent to review the comments it just wrote, so what explains something stays and the noise goes.

How to install Herdr Kibitzr

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open wazum/herdr-kibitzr and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Herdr Kibitzr does

πŸ‘€ Asks your coding agent to review the comments it just wrote, so what explains something stays and the noise goes. A herdr plugin for Claude Code, Codex and any other agent, with no human in the loop.

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README

herdr-kibitzr

Asks your coding agent to review the comments it just wrote,
so what explains something stays and the noise goes.


checks herdr 0.8.0 or newer Go 1.26 or newer no dependencies MIT licence

A plugin for [herdr](https://herdr.dev), the terminal multiplexer that runs your coding agents.

Every coding agent comments too much. You can put "no useless comments" in `CLAUDE.md`, in `AGENTS.md`, in a skill, and it still writes `// increment the counter` above `i++`. The instruction competes with everything else in the prompt and loses.

kibitzr waits until the turn is over, looks at what landed in git, and hands the comments back:

β€Ί You added comments in your last changes, listed below by file. Review each
  one. Delete every comment that only restates what the code already says,
  including single-line ones. Shorten what remains. Keep type annotations and
  docblocks the tooling needs. Do not change code.

  src/Order.php
  src/OrderRepository.php

● Removed 7 of 9. Kept the two @var annotations.

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