local-review

The local-review command accepts a GitHub username and branch name formatted as username:branch, such as samdickson22:sam/eng-1696-hotkey-for-yolo-mode. This creates a dedicated git worktree and fetches the target branch for review.

Using a git worktree isolates code reviews in a separate directory, keeping your primary local environment and current branch untouched. This prevents disruption to your active work while seamlessly fetching and reviewing remote changes.

Yes, you can review a remote branch without affecting your current local environment by creating a dedicated git worktree. This isolates the reviewed branch in a separate directory, keeping your primary workspace stable and untouched.

The best way to manage isolated local environments for remote code reviews is using git worktrees. This approach provides end-to-end environment preparation, automatic remote configuration, and error handling for each dedicated review session.

Yes, the local review setup includes error handling during the end-to-end process of creating the worktree and fetching the remote branch. This ensures seamless environment preparation even if remote configuration or fetch issues occur.