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reslop

v0.2.1

Published

Interactive code review and repair planning for AI-assisted changes

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Keywords

code-reviewgitdiffaillmcoding-agentrepair-planhuman-in-the-looptuicode-qualitydeveloper-toolsdeslopneuroslopagentagenticvibecodingsddplanningsecurity-reviewquality-reviewmaintainabilityrefactoring

Readme

👁️ reslop

Review AI generated code and plan changes

ci status snyk npm version npm downloads/month npm downloads license

Turn generated changes into owned changes

Open a change, leave findings and todos, and prepare a repair plan for the agent.

Review → Plan → Repair → Verify
  • Leave feedback, issues/todos, and in-place code proposals as a repair plan
  • Review uncommitted git diffs, a given commit, a GitHub PR, or a GitLab MR
  • File-scope review mode: not just diffs, with editor mode
  • Stage, unstage, or revert each contiguous block of diff lines
  • Auto-reload local diffs when files change, keeping the current screen
  • Import GitHub PR and GitLab MR review comments into the local plan for AI
  • Commits list: commit, amend, fixup, reword, drop, pull, and push
  • Branches: checkout, create, rebase, drop, pull, and push
  • Review each npm dependency once across package.json and the lockfile
  • Propose unused removals, npm audit fixes, and outdated updates as diffs
  • Code highlighting and intra-line diffs: unified, mixed, and side-by-side
  • Auto-update patch and minor releases; confirm a new major
  • Work with git, npm and fetch in background

Install

npm i -g reslop

Works on Linux, macOS, and Windows. On Windows use Windows Terminal.

Usage

  • reslop uncommitted diffs in this repository
  • reslop path/file show only that path or file
  • reslop 7ac260c show that commit (read-only)
  • reslop https://github.com/metarhia/metacom/pull/555 GitHub/GitLab PR/MR
  • reslop -n start a new review even if the latest is still editing
  • reslop -r read-only mode
  • reslop -light light color theme (default dark)

Reviews go in .review/YYYY-MM-DD-NN.md with frontmatter status:

  • editing: still writing the review in reslop
  • ready: ready for AI to work through the checkboxes
  • partial: AI started; some items remain
  • done: all items marked [x]

Future

  • Import issues from GitHub and GitLab
  • Search, blame, and file history in the review
  • Security and code-quality audit; propose a repair plan
  • Send anonymized code blocks for expert review
  • Send questions and the repair plan to experts for approval
  • Ask experts
  • Verify the codebase
  • Apply refactoring skills
  • Call agents, harnesses, and IDEs to execute prepared plans
  • Squash, cherry-pick, and interactive rebase
  • Merge, rename, and conflict resolution

License

Copyright (c) 2026 Timur Shemsedinov. This is MIT licensed software.