roborev-show

Display stored code review results for a commit or job.

Updated Feb 5, 2026

Search Tags:#commit #cli #bash #code-review #roborev #show-results #job-id

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/machow/dev-skills --skill roborev-show

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: roborev-show
Source: https://github.com/machow/dev-skills/tree/main/roborev-show
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/machow/dev-skills --skill roborev-show

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Display the results of an existing code review for a commit or job.

Core Features & Use Cases

Show review results for HEAD, a specific commit, or a designated job ID.
Quickly assess verdict, findings by severity, and any questions or assumptions from past reviews.
Use case: a developer checks the status of the latest review before merging or retesting.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to display the latest review results for HEAD, or specify a commit SHA or job ID.

Frequently Asked Questions about roborev-show

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I view existing code review results for a specific commit?▼

To view existing code review results for a specific commit, you need a Bash-enabled environment with access to stored roborev data. You can retrieve the formatted verdict, findings by severity, and assumptions using HEAD, a specific SHA, or a job ID.

Can I check past code review findings without re-running the review?▼

Yes, you can check past code review findings without re-running the review by reading stored roborev data. This allows you to quickly verify previous verdicts, findings by severity, and questions before merging or retesting.

How do I display the verdict and findings for a job ID in the CLI?▼

To display the verdict and findings for a job ID in the CLI, request the stored review results using the designated job ID. The system reads the roborev data and formats the output to include the verdict and categorized findings.

What do I need to access stored code review data for a commit?▼

You need a Bash-enabled environment and access to the stored roborev data to access existing code review results. No additional dependencies are required to read and format the review verdict and findings.

Does this code review tool support checking the latest HEAD commit?▼

Yes, this code review tool supports checking the latest HEAD commit. You can ask the AI to display the latest review results for HEAD to quickly assess the verdict and findings without triggering a new review.