You're the human in the loop.
A local-first code review tool that gives you a GitHub PR-like interface for AI-generated commits — with structured feedback your AI agent can actually act on.
Nobody wants to review AI-generated code they didn't ask for. CorgReview lets you review your AI's output before it ever reaches your team — the same way you'd self-review before opening a PR.
Line comments, blockers, approvals, request changes. It's the PR review interface you use every day, applied to local AI commits before they go anywhere.
Your review is saved as structured markdown that AI agents can read and respond to. Flag a blocker, and your agent knows exactly what to fix and where.
CorgReview brings pull request review to your local AI workflow — review it yourself first, then share with confidence.
When your AI agent finishes a task, it calls CorgReview — either through MCP or via CLI with corg review --json. Your browser opens to a review UI. No context switch, no separate command.
Browse changed files in a resizable file tree. Read diffs with syntax highlighting — switch between unified and split view with one click. Leave line comments. Tag issues as blockers, questions, or suggestions. Set your status: approve, request changes, or comment.
Submit your review, and it's saved as structured markdown. Your AI agent receives the results — blocker count, comments, and your summary — and addresses your feedback in the next iteration.
Two integration modes: MCP for seamless Claude Code integration, or standalone CLI (corg review --json) for any AI tool. Run corg init to set up in seconds.
Syntax-highlighted diffs with line numbers, file status badges, and hunk-by-hunk navigation. Toggle between unified and split view — your preference persists across sessions. Exactly what you're used to.
Click any line to add a comment. Tag it as a blocker, question, suggestion, or note. Your AI knows which ones are mandatory.
Every review is saved as a human-readable, git-friendly markdown file. Audit trail included.
Use MCP for seamless Claude Code integration — your agent triggers reviews automatically. Or use standalone CLI mode (corg review --json) with any AI tool. Both return structured JSON results: status, blocker count, comments, and your summary.
Drag to resize the file tree panel. Switch between unified and split diff views. Your preferences persist automatically — CorgReview remembers how you like to work.
No cloud, no account, no data leaving your machine. A single binary that works offline.
Whether you're a solo developer shipping faster with AI, or a team lead who needs to trust what's going into the codebase — CorgReview fits.
One purchase. All features. Every update through v1.x.
Includes all updates through v1.x and your permanent license
corg review --json) No subscription. No account required. One binary, yours forever.
*macOS users: Right-click → Open on first run (standard for unsigned binaries)