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liveReview your agent's diff like a PR, before there is a PR, and hand the comments straight back.
A local git diff viewer for reviewing what coding agents write.
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I'm a senior software engineer at OneStream Software, building automated systems in Azure. On the side I build small tools like nittle.dev and Tab Grouper, then write up how they went.
scout's perch. poke it, it has moods.
And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.
Review your agent's diff like a PR, before there is a PR, and hand the comments straight back.
A local git diff viewer for reviewing what coding agents write.
Calm, organized tabs for Chrome and Edge.
A browser extension that groups your tabs by domain or subdomain on a schedule and leaves the groups you arranged by hand alone.
A hand-built physics engine and brain for the scout that lives on this site.
Gravity, squash and stretch, and perch-to-perch leaps between real elements on the page, plus a face that reacts to what's on the page, grab-and-fling, and a "wanna fight?" mini game.
I rebuilt one of the worst workflows at work in a single Claude Code session, and proved the rebuild does the same work as the old one. The trick was borrowed from formal verification: write down what the code must always do, then check every case.
Between September 29 and October 30, nittle shipped 14 releases, picked up code navigation and a vim keymap, got renamed for the second time in a month, and roughly quadrupled its tests. Here's what landed and why it matters.
Most of us hand agents the task we could have finished today. Here's how I started asking for the outcome instead, and the day a database copy refactor ran 14 subagents and an overnight agent found three bugs no unit test would.
I got tired of reviewing my agent's work in a PR and copying every comment back by hand, so I built a local diff viewer that sends the review straight to the agent. Five months and two renames later, it's nittle.
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