# ai-review: reviewing AI code before it lands > Source: > Published: 2026-06-07 00:00:00+00:00 Over the years I have become very comfortable as a developer who spends most of his time in the terminal. I've spent far too long tweaking my [dotfiles](https://github.com/jackfranklin/dotfiles) to make things just how I like, and I have been a Vim/Neovim user for the best part of fifteen years. This trend has continued into the AI era. I've tried various IDEs and UI tools, but I always come back to Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and others. There is one area where I have always been jealous of IDE users: reviewing AI plans and code. Claude will present a plan in the terminal, but it's just hard to review in detail, and I cannot highlight specific lines to leave feedback on. The same problem hits once the code is written — scrolling through a terminal diff isn't fun nor is it a good way to spot problems, at least not for me. So, I built [ai-review](https://github.com/jackfranklin/ai-review-plan). AI Review offers you a way to review the plan, or a git diff, in the browser. You can leave line by line feedback, and have space for general comments too. Once you're done, your comments and the lines they reference are passed straight back into the conversation for the agent to act on. This gives you the comfort of a terminal AI agent, with the ability to intuitively review the plan in the browser, using your mouse and keyboard. My workflow is now: **Planning phase:** `/review-plan put the final plan together` **Code review phase:** `/review-diff let me review your code` If you're more of a visual learner, [I recorded a video which shows my workflow for reviewing plans with this tool](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3J1jSRP6Vw). You can find full [instructions on GitHub](https://github.com/jackfranklin/ai-review-plan) but the TLDR is: `npm install -g @jackfranklin/ai-review` (note: the npm package is just `@jackfranklin/ai-review` , not `ai-review-plan` )`/review-plan` skill to your agent. If you have feedback, you can find me [on various platforms here](https://jackf.io/) or leave an issue on the GitHub repo. Happy plan and code reviewing!