visual-recap

Reviewing large pull request diffs is easier with a visual recap that transforms multi-file changes into interactive file maps, diagrams, and annotated code. This helps you spot architectural shifts and UI impact quickly instead of reading line-by-line.

The best way to visualize API contract and schema changes in a commit is to generate a structured visual recap. It highlights file maps, schema updates, and annotated code to help reviewers understand the shape of the change before diving into the source diff.

Yes, you can generate a visual recap for UI-heavy branch updates. The recap highlights UI state shifts, diagrams, and annotated code to provide review-focused coverage, making it easier to understand the visual impact of the changes.

An annotated diff recap helps with architecture refactors by summarizing complex multi-file changes into an interactive visual format. It applies diff-aware file maps and structured review notes, allowing you to inspect the architectural shift and dive into source code with better context.

No specific dependencies are required to process diffs. The tool operates independently to transform branch, commit, or pull request diffs into review-ready visual recaps through the Agent-Native Plan workflow.

You should avoid using a visual recap for code review when dealing with trivial, single-line changes that do not involve multi-file architecture refactors, schema updates, or API contract shifts, as the overhead of generating a recap provides little value for simple updates.