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@dedev-llc/rpr

v0.1.5

Published

Stealth PR reviewer — looks like you wrote every word.

Readme

rpr

Stealth PR reviewer — looks like you wrote every word.

This is the npm distribution of rpr. It bundles the Python source and runs it via your local python3. You'll need:

  • Python 3.9+ on your PATH
  • GitHub CLI (gh), authenticated
  • ANTHROPIC_API_KEY environment variable

Install

npm install -g @dedev-llc/rpr
# or
npx @dedev-llc/rpr <pr-number>

After install, the CLI is just rpr — the scope only affects the install command, not the binary name.

Usage

rpr 42                         # Review PR #42 in current repo
rpr 42 --dry-run               # Print review, don't post
rpr 42 --approve               # Review + approve
rpr 42 --request-changes       # Review + request changes
rpr 42 --repo owner/repo       # Specify a different repo

See the main repo for full docs and configuration.

Why a Node wrapper around Python?

rpr is written in Python (stdlib only). The npm package is a thin Node shim that finds your python3 and execs the bundled CLI. If you're already a Python user, install via pipx install rpr instead — it's more idiomatic.

The npm package is published under the @dedev-llc scope because the unscoped rpr name was already taken on the npm registry by an unrelated package.