Tuicr

tuicr is a terminal user interface for code review with vim keybindings. It presents every changed file as one continuous GitHub style diff, lets reviewers leave comments at the line, range, file or review level, and then either pushes a real review to a code forge or exports the comments as structured markdown for a coding agent. It is a single static binary written in Rust and released under the MIT license. It is built for developers who prefer reviewing in the terminal and for those who loop review feedback back into AI coding tools. Modal navigation, visual selection, search and line jumps follow vim conventions. Comment types can be defined, such as issue, nit or question, to classify feedback. A live pull request can be loaded with a command like tuicr pr 125 on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps through their command line clients, and the review is submitted back with :submit. The same comments can be copied to the clipboard as numbered, file and line anchored markdown for Claude, Codex, Cursor or any language model, or written to standard output for scripts and CI. It detects Jujutsu, git or Mercurial repositories automatically, ships more than 20 themes, and includes an agent skill bundle so Claude Code or Codex can open tuicr in a tmux split and receive comments back. Installation is through a shell script, Homebrew, cargo, mise or nix. The software is open source and the site lists no paid plans.