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Review exactly one commit with the CodeRabbit CLI in an isolated throwaway worktree.
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| name | coderabbit-review-commit |
| description | Review exactly one commit with the CodeRabbit CLI in an isolated throwaway worktree. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Review exactly one commit — including a non-tip one — with the CodeRabbit CLI. The CLI only diffs base → HEAD, so this skill pins the target commit in a throwaway git worktree (detached HEAD = C) and reviews base = C~1 → HEAD = C. The current branch and working tree are never touched; the worktree is force-removed on every exit path.
Step 1: Resolve the target commit
HEAD~1 (the penultimate commit) unless the user names a commit-ish or SHA.git rev-parse --short <target>.Done when: a concrete short SHA is in hand.
Step 2: Run the review in the background
bash <coderabbit-review-commit-dir>/scripts/review-commit.sh <target><repo>/.coderabbit/reviews/<short-sha>.log and cleans its worktree on exit.CR_REVIEW_OUT (log dir), CR_CONFIG (config file), CR_REVIEW_TYPE (default committed).Done when: the helper is running and its log path is reported.
Step 3: Report the outcome
Done when: the user has the findings and the log location.
coderabbit not in PATH → helper exits 127; the user must install and auth the CLI (coderabbit auth login).Too many files! (commit exceeds CodeRabbit's 300-file cap) → review a subdirectory (coderabbit review --dir <path>) or split the commit.