A portable, efficeint tool for reviewing code

Vision

redquill is the human checkpoint between agent output and commit. Every hunk in the working tree gets one of two verdicts:

• Keep it → stage it (file, hunk, or line granularity)
• Fix it → annotate it, and batch the annotations back to the agent as its next prompt

What makes this tool unique is code intelligence during review: a limited language-server client so that go-to-definition, find-references, and hover docs are one keystroke away from any symbol in the diff — because the most common problem when reviewing code: not understanding how the changes impact other areas in the codebase.

Getting Started

1. Install the redquill application

brew install sdavisde/tap/redquill

2. Run redquill in the git repo you want to review
3. Press ` to open the git panel, and ? for help — it opens on a "This context" view scoped to wherever you pressed it from (plus a curated list of common workflows), with the full reference one Tab away. Pause after g or z and the footer shows what keys can follow.
4. When viewing the diff, press c to leave a comment and U to hand the review off — your comments are copied to the clipboard as markdown, ready to paste straight into an agent, without leaving redquill. Quitting a plain session copies them too.
5. Reviewing a teammate's pull request? Press R to open the Review launcher's Pull Requests tab — see docs/forge-setup.md for supported providers and setup. There U submits the review to the forge instead, behind a confirm modal where you pick the verdict.

Documentation

• docs/forge-setup.md — Pull Requests tab: supported providers, zero-config detection, hosted-instance setup, troubleshooting.