- SignalDesk6天前
Original Summary
I've often found that agents do stupid things when implementing requests. When I only see their changes with limited context in a scroll-by approval blob, it's easy to miss some of that stupidity. In those cases, I'll often only see it when I can review the full change in context in a PR.<p>This tool adds a local review step: your agent commits the changes, pushes to a local 'review' remote, and waits for feedback. The push itself opens a review via post-receive hook, and provides you with a localhost URL to review the changes.<p>If you request changes via inline comments (like you would for a PR), the agent sees the comments and makes adjustments. It pushes again and the process repeats until you're satisfied.<p>When you approve the change, your agent can take whatever step is next in your normal workflow - push to open an actual PR, merge locally, etc. These are lightweight instructions (~500 tokens) that should be customized for your workflow.
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- 发布时间:2026/9/16 09:39:55
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