GitWarren
A local code review tool for reviewing Git worktree changes before committing
About GitWarren
GitWarren is for individual developers using AI coding agents. Before committing, it reads the local Git worktree directly and combines staged, unstaged, and untracked files into one reviewable diff. Users can view branches, commits, and real-time diffs locally, discuss code in threads, and comment on specific lines. It also provides a stdio-based MCP server so Claude Code, Codex, or other MCP clients can call the same review tools.
Best for
Best use cases
Review local diffs after an agent completes a task
View and comment on worktree changes before committing
Collaborate on code reviews through MCP clients
Features
Local worktree diff
Reads staged, unstaged, and untracked files directly for a consolidated review of worktree changes before committing.
Code discussions and comments
View full discussions, reply in threads, and comment on specific code lines or resolve comments.
MCP agent integration
Lets Claude Code, Codex, or other MCP clients call review tools through a stdio-based MCP server.
Real-time Git information
Branch names, commits, and diffs shown on the page are read from Git when displayed.
Pros
- Reads the local Git worktree directly
- Combines staged, unstaged, and untracked files for review
- Supports code-line comments and threaded discussions
- Provides a stdio-based MCP server
Cons
- Designed as a single-user desktop app with no multi-user collaboration