A code review tool that organizes local code changes into logical chapters and points out what to review before you dive into the code.
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npm install -g stagereviewThen add the skill to your agent:
npx skills add ReviewStage/stage-clinpx skills remove ReviewStage/stage-cli
npm uninstall -g stagereviewIn your AI agent, run:
/stage-chapters
This organizes your local changes into reviewable chapters and opens a browser UI. Everything happens on your machine.
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--base <ref> |
Base ref to diff against (default: auto-detect main/master) |
--compare <ref> |
Compare ref to diff against --base |
--ref <mode> |
Diff scope: work (staged + unstaged + untracked), staged, or unstaged (default: auto-detect) |
--pr <number-or-url> |
Review a GitHub pull request by number or URL (requires gh) |
Examples:
# Review only staged changes
/stage-chapters --ref staged
# Diff against a specific branch
/stage-chapters --base feature-a
# Compare two branches
/stage-chapters main feature
/stage-chapters main..feature
/stage-chapters --base main --compare feature
# Review a teammate's PR by number or URL
/stage-chapters --pr 123
/stage-chapters --pr https://github.com/owner/repo/pull/123Add a .stageignore file to your repo root to exclude files from the diff analysis. Uses .gitignore-style patterns, one per line:
# Build artifacts
build/**
dist/**
# Generated code
*.generated.ts
# But keep this one
!dist/important.js
Ignored files still appear in the "Other changes" chapter so nothing is silently hidden. Comments (#), blank lines, and negation patterns (!) are supported — last matching pattern wins.
