/human-review

Static snapshots of review pages, published so you can click through one without running the skill.

Open the live demo →Link Visit with Vet (#37), reimplemented unguided by Opus — test-pr — issue #37

• Review
• Demo
• API
• Data
• Tests
• Sequence
• Structure
• Code City
• Complexity
• UX
• CODEOWNERS
• Cost

/human-review is a skill for Claude Code. It assembles one page, tabbed one question per tab, that lets a human review a change set fast — what to look at first, what the diagrams say changed, what the REST contract did, where it landed in the code, a video of the feature working, what it cost in complexity, and the tests that pin it. Every code reference is a click into your editor, and every snippet is cut from the working tree at build time, so the page cannot drift from the code it describes.

Published snapshots

Or download it as a zip and open review.html off your own disk, or serve it exactly as it is here: docker run --rm -p 8642:80 ghcr.io/victorrentea/human-review:demo, then open localhost:8642.

Or download it as a zip and open review.html off your own disk, or serve it exactly as it is here: docker run --rm -p 8642:80 ghcr.io/victorrentea/human-review:petclinic-pr, then open localhost:8642.

Or download it as a zip and open review.html off your own disk, or serve it exactly as it is here: docker run --rm -p 8642:80 ghcr.io/victorrentea/human-review:demo2, then open localhost:8642.

Screenshot galleries

Static, click-free snapshots — every tab as one full-page image, plus the feature video. Nothing to install, no vscode:// links to be disappointed by.

One caveat

Inside a snapshot, every code reference is a vscode://file/... deep link pointing at an absolute path on the machine that generated the page. Those links only resolve there — on any other machine they open nothing, or the wrong file. Everything else on the page (diagrams, video, complexity, snippets) is self-contained and works anywhere.