Built for one thing, done well

Navigate diffs. Annotate lines. Quit. Your annotations go to the AI agent.

Full-file diff view

Syntax-highlighted diffs with added, removed, and context lines. Collapsed mode shows final text with change markers. Git blame gutter shows who wrote each line.

Inline annotations

Annotate any line, added, removed, or context. File-level notes too. Annotation list popup to browse all notes across files.

Structured output

On quit, annotations go to stdout as structured text. Pipe into Claude, scripts, or any tool. Use --output to write to a file.

Search & navigate

Vim-style / search with n/N match navigation. Jump between hunks with [/]. Half-page scroll with Ctrl+d/u.

All-files mode

Browse and annotate all git-tracked files with --all-files. Filter with --exclude. Review standalone files with --only or piped output with --stdin.

Themes & keybindings

5 bundled color themes. 21 customizable color keys. Full keybinding remapping. Config file, env vars, or CLI flags.

The review loop

You annotate. Claude fixes. You verify. Repeat until done.

/revdiff

Launch

revdiff opens as a terminal overlay on top of your Claude Code session

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Annotate

Navigate the diff, add annotations on lines you want changed

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Quit

Structured annotations are passed back to Claude automatically

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✓

Fix

Claude reads each annotation, plans the changes, and applies fixes

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Re-review

revdiff re-launches with the same ref. Verify fixes, add more annotations, or quit clean to finish

Works with your terminal

As a Claude Code plugin, revdiff launches as an overlay on top of your session.

tmux

display-popup

$TMUX

kitty

kitty @ launch --type=overlay

$KITTY_LISTEN_ON

wezterm / kaku

wezterm cli split-pane

$WEZTERM_PANE

cmux

cmux new-split + cmux send

$CMUX_SURFACE_ID

ghostty

AppleScript split + zoom

$TERM_PROGRAM

iTerm2

AppleScript split pane

$ITERM_SESSION_ID

Emacs vterm

New frame via emacsclient

$INSIDE_EMACS

Priority: tmux → kitty → wezterm/kaku → cmux → ghostty → iTerm2 → Emacs vterm

Claude Code plugin

Interactive code review directly from a Claude session. Annotate, fix, re-review in a loop.

Install

/plugin marketplace add umputun/revdiff
/plugin install revdiff@umputun-revdiff

Review

/revdiff master

Opens revdiff in an overlay. Reviews current branch against master.

Annotate & fix

Add annotations on lines you want changed. Quit. Claude reads them, plans fixes, applies them. Re-launch to verify.

Slash commands

/revdiff                  -- smart detection: uncommitted, last commit, or branch diff
/revdiff HEAD~1           -- review last commit
/revdiff main             -- review current branch against main
/revdiff HEAD~3           -- review last 3 commits
/revdiff --staged         -- review staged changes only
/revdiff all files        -- browse all tracked files in the project

Natural language

"review diff"                       -- same as /revdiff, smart detection
"review diff HEAD~1"                -- last commit
"review diff against main"          -- branch diff
"review changes from last 2 days"   -- Claude resolves the ref
"revdiff for staged changes"        -- staged only
"review all files exclude vendor"   -- browse project, skip vendor/
"what themes does revdiff support?" -- ask about config without launching
"switch revdiff to dracula theme"   -- modify config via conversation

Review diffs, files, and documents
right in your terminal