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@pnocera/gcireview

v0.1.2

Published

17 days ago

Install the gcireview Codex skill into a local .codex folder.

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gcireview

gcireview is a Codex skill for asking Claude Code to perform repository review work and save the review as a markdown artifact.

The npm package installs the skill into a local .codex folder from the directory where the command is run.

Install

npx @pnocera/gcireview

This creates:

./.codex/skills/gcireview

To install into a specific directory:

npx @pnocera/gcireview --target /path/to/project

Use --force to replace an existing local install.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or newer for the npm installer
Claude Code on PATH when using the review helper scripts
Bash on Linux/macOS, or PowerShell on Windows

Target machines do not need Python.

Review Helper

After installation, use the platform script from the installed skill.

Linux/macOS:

./.codex/skills/gcireview/scripts/run_claude_review.sh <input-file-or-folder>

Windows:

& .\.codex\skills\gcireview\scripts\run_claude_review.ps1 -InputPath <input-file-or-folder>

By default, reviews are written to:

<file-dir>/reviews for file input
<input-dir>/reviews for directory input

The scripts create the review directory if needed and return DONE after a non-empty review file has been written.

Development

npm test
npm run pack:dry-run

Publishing

Publishing requires an authenticated npm session:

npm login
./publish.sh patch

The publish script increments the package version and publishes @pnocera/gcireview publicly. If publishing fails after the version bump, it restores the package version files.

License

MIT