
Review big GitHub PRs in a sensible order
CodeSloth turns a big GitHub pull request into ordered review steps: contracts first, then core code, the code that uses it, tests, and lockfiles last. Each step says why it comes now, and risky changes get flagged. No AI, read-only, runs locally.
CodeSloth is a Chrome extension that organizes large GitHub pull requests into a structured review process, prioritizing sections from contracts to tests. It highlights risky changes and operates in a read-only mode without AI, running locally on the user's machine.
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