What problem does it solve? Terminal code reviews are read once and scrolled past, making it hard for reviewers to work through findings one at a time or hand accepted fixes to an implementing session. This Skill turns a diff review into a persistent, interactive HTML page where each finding can be triaged and exported. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured review workflow: Enforces a blind pass before reading the PR description, an intent pass against the plan, and proof-by-running for inferred findings, with verified file:line citations. - Triageable HTML report: Builds a self-contained page from a template with ranked findings, before/after code panes, accept/reject triage persisted in localStorage, optional EN/JA language switching, and a markdown feedback generator for the fixing session. - Pre-publish validation: Ships a Python checker that catches unbalanced tags, unpaired language blocks, font-relative widths, and unparseable inline JavaScript before the report is published. - Use Case: After reviewing a large pull request, generate a single HTML file the reviewer opens in a browser, accepts or rejects each finding, then copies the generated markdown of accepted items straight into the session that will implement the fixes. ## Quick Start Review the current pull request diff and produce an interactive HTML review report I can triage in my browser.
