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@open-code-review/cli

v1.4.0

Published

CLI for Open Code Review - Multi-environment setup and progress tracking

Readme

@open-code-review/cli

The command-line interface for Open Code Review. Handles multi-tool setup and provides real-time progress tracking.

Why Use the CLI?

  1. Multi-tool configuration: If you use multiple AI assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf), the CLI configures all of them with a single command.

  2. Progress visibility: AI-powered reviews take time. The ocr progress command shows what's happening in real-time.

Installation

# Global install
npm install -g @open-code-review/cli

# Or via pnpm
pnpm add -g @open-code-review/cli

# Or run directly
npx @open-code-review/cli init

Commands

ocr init

Initialize Open Code Review in your project.

# Interactive mode
ocr init

# Non-interactive
ocr init --tools claude,windsurf,cursor

# Configure all detected tools
ocr init --tools all

What it does:

  1. Creates .ocr/ directory with skills, commands, and config
  2. Detects installed AI tools
  3. Configures each tool appropriately
  4. Optionally injects OCR instructions into AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md

ocr progress

Watch a review session in real-time.

# Auto-detect current session
ocr progress

# Watch a specific session
ocr progress --session 2026-01-26-feature-auth

Shows: current phase, elapsed time, reviewer status, finding counts, completion percentage, and current round.

Multi-round support: The progress display shows which round is active and tracks completion across rounds. When a round completes, running /ocr-review again starts a new round (round-2/, round-3/, etc.).

ocr update

Update OCR skills and commands to the latest version after upgrading the package.

# Update everything
ocr update

# Preview changes first
ocr update --dry-run

# Update specific components
ocr update --commands    # Commands only
ocr update --skills      # Skills and references only
ocr update --inject      # AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md only

What it does:

  1. Detects which AI tools you configured during ocr init
  2. Updates .ocr/skills/ (SKILL.md, workflow, discourse rules)
  3. Updates tool-specific commands (.windsurf/workflows/, etc.)
  4. Updates managed blocks in AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md

What is NOT modified:

  • .ocr/config.yaml — Your team composition and context are preserved
  • .ocr/skills/references/reviewers/ — All reviewers preserved (default and custom)
  • .ocr/sessions/ — Review history remains untouched

Session Storage

The CLI reads session state from .ocr/sessions/{date}-{branch}/:

.ocr/sessions/2026-01-26-feature-auth/
├── state.json              # Workflow state (read by progress command)
└── rounds/
    ├── round-1/
    │   ├── reviews/*.md    # Individual reviewer outputs
    │   ├── discourse.md
    │   └── final.md        # Completion indicator
    └── round-2/            # Additional rounds if re-reviewed

The CLI derives round information from the filesystem:

  • Round count: Enumerated from rounds/round-*/ directories
  • Round completion: Determined by final.md presence
  • Reviewer progress: Listed from rounds/round-{n}/reviews/*.md

Supported AI Tools

| Tool | Config Directory | |------|------------------| | Claude Code | .claude/ | | Windsurf | .windsurf/ | | Cursor | .cursor/ | | GitHub Copilot | .github/ | | Cline | .cline/ | | Continue | .continue/ |

After Installation

Use OCR through your AI assistant:

/ocr-review                     # Start a code review
/ocr-review against spec.md     # Review against a spec file
/ocr-doctor                     # Verify setup

For Claude Code / Cursor, use /ocr:review, /ocr:doctor, etc.

See the main README for full documentation.

License

Apache-2.0