Review code in the browser.
With the agent built in.

Agents write code in terminals. codebrowse is where you review it: live diffs, line comments, symbol navigation — and the agent's own session one click away. One Go binary, zero dependencies, localhost by default.

go build -o codebrowse . ./serve.sh -r ~/your-repo Go 1.22+ · no npm, no CGO, no config

codebrowse demo: reviewing a diff, commenting, chatting with the agent — reviewing a working-tree diff · line comments · embedded agent chat

Built for the AI-era loop

⚡Same session as your terminal

The chat panel attaches to your live pi session. The agent knows what it just did — you don't repeat context.

💬Comments where the code is

Drag in the gutter, comment on a line or range, discuss with the agent in one click. Pre-PR, pre-commit.

🚦Live diffs, scroll-safe

Agent edits appear while you look at them. GitHub-PR style stacked review, scrollspy, viewport preserved.

🔍Navigate instantly

AST outline, click-any-identifier call sites, parallel content search with regex. All offline, all instant.

Why not an IDE or a PR page?

	IDE (VS Code)	PR page	codebrowse
Built for	writing	gating merges	reviewing working code, live
Agent context	separate chat tools	none	the agent's own session
Line comments	via extensions	after PR exists	instant, pre-commit
Weight	~1.4 GB, 15+ processes	post-hoc only	1 binary, ~20 MB, <1 s open
Shows uncommitted work	yes	no	that's the default view

Run it

# clone & build
$ git clone https://github.com/stillNovice/codebrowse.git && cd codebrowse
$ make build

# review any repo — chat resumes your terminal pi session
$ ./codebrowse -r ~/src/some-repo
→ http://127.0.0.1:4004