The first review loop
Diffr 0.1.0 is the minimum lovable product: open a repo, review the working tree like a PR, commit with confidence. macOS only, Apple silicon and Intel.
Added
- + Working-tree review. Staged, unstaged, and untracked changes vs
HEAD, rendered like a GitHub PR. - + Commit range review. Any commit against its parent, or any two refs with
A…B. - + File tree with review state. A/M/D/R badges, +adds/−dels per file, viewed-state checkmarks, and a progress bar for what's left.
- + Split and unified diffs. Shiki syntax highlighting in Tokyo Night, hunk headers, expandable context, and intra-line highlights.
- + Keyboard-first navigation. jk files, np hunks, v mark viewed, us layout, ⌘K palette.
- + Watch mode. The working-tree view refreshes as files change, so you can review while the agent keeps writing.
- + Repo picker. File dialog, recent repos, and drag-drop onto the window.
- + Diff edge cases handled. Binary, image, rename, and mode-change files render gracefully instead of dumping bytes.
- + Free to use, with an optional license. Every feature is free. Sign in with GitHub for a $20/year personal license that supports the work and silences the occasional nag. Verified offline after first sign-in.
Known limits
- · macOS only. Windows and Linux builds aren't out yet — get notified.
- · View-only. Staging and unstaging happen in your git tool of choice; Diffr gives you "copy path" and "open in editor" instead.
- · No inline comments yet. Per-file notes and threaded review comments are on the roadmap.