codereview

You can automate local code review by running the review flow from the repository root. The process detects the base branch, creates an isolated git worktree, runs the review, and streams issues for inspection without touching your working tree.

A git worktree provides an isolated review environment that avoids touching your active working tree. This isolation allows the review process to execute base-diffing and issue validation safely without disrupting your current development work.

The local code review process implements automatic base-branch detection to establish an accurate review baseline. It determines the base branch automatically and then executes the diff comparison to identify changes in your current branch.

Yes, after streaming issues and guiding resolution, the process can generate a patch containing the validated fixes. It applies safety checks during issue validation and patch generation to prevent user disruption before applying the patch.

Yes, the local code review execution is performed using the macroscope codereview CLI. It requires running from the repository root in your local development environment to initiate the automated review flow.

You should avoid automated local code review if your workflow lacks git worktree support or cannot isolate changes from the working tree. The process relies on isolated review worktrees and base-diffing to prevent disruption to your active development tree.