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Start a `gv --collect` review session — open the git-history-viewer in the browser so the user authors inline review comments on the current repo, then act on the feedback they finish with. Use when the user says "gv", "gv collect", "collect review", "start a review session", "let me review", "gv review", or wants to hand-author review comments in the browser for Claude to implement.

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Install command

npx skills add https://github.com/lttr/dotfiles --skill gv

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Source

lttr/dotfiles

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UpdatedJune 3, 2026 at 11:18

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name	gv
description	Start a `gv --collect` review session — open the git-history-viewer in the browser so the user authors inline review comments on the current repo, then act on the feedback they finish with. Use when the user says "gv", "gv collect", "collect review", "start a review session", "let me review", "gv review", or wants to hand-author review comments in the browser for Claude to implement.
allowed-tools	Bash(gv:), Bash(vpx:)

Collect Review Comments with gv

gv --collect (the user's git-history-viewer, @lttr/gv) serves the current repo in the browser, lets the user write review comments on the diff, and on "Finish review" prints them to stdout for you to act on.

Workflow

Confirm cwd is the repo to review (else pass --repo <path>).
Launch with run_in_background: true (it blocks until Finish): gv --collect (fallback: vpx @lttr/gv --collect).
Tell the user: browser is open — add comments, then click "Finish review". Wait for the process to exit; don't poll.
On exit, comments appear between ===GV_COMMENTS_BEGIN=== / ===GV_COMMENTS_END===. Treat each as a change request, implement it, summarize per comment.

Notes

Empty block (finished with no comments) → say so and stop; don't invent work.
Pass through <file> (preselect) and --port <n> if the user mentions them.
Inverse gv --comments <file.json> only displays comments — not this skill.

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name	gv
description	Start a `gv --collect` review session — open the git-history-viewer in the browser so the user authors inline review comments on the current repo, then act on the feedback they finish with. Use when the user says "gv", "gv collect", "collect review", "start a review session", "let me review", "gv review", or wants to hand-author review comments in the browser for Claude to implement.
allowed-tools	Bash(gv:), Bash(vpx:)

Collect Review Comments with gv

Workflow

Confirm cwd is the repo to review (else pass --repo <path>).
Launch with run_in_background: true (it blocks until Finish): gv --collect (fallback: vpx @lttr/gv --collect).
Tell the user: browser is open — add comments, then click "Finish review". Wait for the process to exit; don't poll.
On exit, comments appear between ===GV_COMMENTS_BEGIN=== / ===GV_COMMENTS_END===. Treat each as a change request, implement it, summarize per comment.

Notes

Empty block (finished with no comments) → say so and stop; don't invent work.
Pass through <file> (preselect) and --port <n> if the user mentions them.
Inverse gv --comments <file.json> only displays comments — not this skill.