Sorry for the shameless plug but I would really love some feedback and discussion on some of the features in the code forge I am building.
1. Hunk checkpoints - If it's a moderately sized PR (which most of the agentic PRs nowadays are), I as a developer find myself like to think in terms of hunks whether I finished reviewing that part or not. GitHub allows you to mark only files as reviewed and nothing else.
2. I am trying to add semantic diffs to code reviews. That way a developer can actually understand the changes in the structure of the code instead of relying on reading plain text changes only. For ex: a function rename can simply compress 20 lines of changes into a single line.
3. Any agentic reviews and/or automated deterministic reviews can use both of the above to mark some simple things as reviewed in order to help the reviewer more.
4. This is in addition to existing review features from GitHub and the interdiff feature from other review tools.
A small mockup is available on the marketing website at https://juju.bi
I appreciate any comments on this approach. What do you guys think?
Y'all are still reviewing code?
(Semi serious here.)
>1. Hunk checkpoints
How long are your files that you can't easily "finish" a file?