dsh-review-loop

When an agent touches a dozen or more files in one task, re-reading the full diff every cycle is slow and re-reviewing unchanged code is pure attention waste. dsh-review-loop turns code review into an incremental closed loop: approving a batch records a checkpoint, and the next review shows only changes made afterward. Reviewed files drop out of the queue until they change again.

Two entry points share the same checkpoint store: a Web review panel docked above the conversation composer with colorized per-file diffs, an optional feedback field, and a one-click approve button; and a /review command for keyboard-first workflows supporting incremental view, full-tree comparison, and approval with an injected comment. Feedback reaches the agent through the harness messaging channel without interrupting its work. Under the hood the plugin reads the git working tree directly, so changes from the agent, from you, or from any other process are all captured faithfully. Checkpoints are written atomically to an isolated path, never polluting the project git status, and the plugin requires zero core modifications to DeepSeek Harness.

Built for developers who drive agents through DeepSeek Harness on multi-file tasks and want a controllable review cadence, zero re-review overhead, and an uninterrupted agent workflow. Requires a git repository workspace and Node.js 22 or later.