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cc-review-queue

v1.0.0

Published

Show files changed by AI that need human review — reads activity-log.jsonl from Claude Code

Downloads

92

Readme

cc-review-queue

Show files changed by AI that need human review.

Reads ~/ops/activity-log.jsonl (from Claude Code's activity-logger hook) and lists all files marked needs_review: true, sorted by most recent edit.

$ npx cc-review-queue --days=7

📋 AI Review Queue — last 7 days

  23 files pending review · 63 edits · +2932/-65 lines

   1. 2026-02-28 21:55  [EDIT ]  ~/bin/algora-watch
      +169 (2x)
   2. 2026-02-28 18:00  [EDIT ]  ~/.claude/hooks/task-complete-nudge.sh
      -1
   3. 2026-02-28 17:49  [WRITE]  ~/bin/task-check
      +87
  ...

───────────────────────────────────────────────────
  To prevent risky edits: cc-health-check → Ops Kit
  https://yurukusa.github.io/cc-health-check/

Install & run

# Last 30 days (default)
npx cc-review-queue

# Last 7 days
npx cc-review-queue --days=7

# All time
npx cc-review-queue --all

# Show top 50 files
npx cc-review-queue --top=50

# Markdown output (for reports or Slack)
npx cc-review-queue --format=md

What counts as "needs review"?

The activity-logger.sh hook (from claude-code-hooks) marks edits as needs_review: true when:

  • The file is in a sensitive path (~/.claude/, ~/bin/, config files)
  • The change is large (configurable threshold)
  • The tool is Write (new file creation) or Edit on a protected path

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • ~/ops/activity-log.jsonl — set up by Claude Code's activity-logger hook

Options

--log=PATH     Activity log path (default: ~/ops/activity-log.jsonl)
--days=N       Look back N days (default: 30)
--all          Include all time
--top=N        Show top N files (default: 20)
--format=md    Markdown output

Part of cc-toolkit

One of 36 free tools for understanding your Claude Code usage. → yurukusa.github.io/cc-toolkit

License

MIT