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Skills/MODEM DEV/HUNK

modem-dev/hunk

1 skill · 1 installs · 4.7k stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/modem-dev/hunk

Skills in this repo

1Hunk ReviewHunk Review is an agent skill for solo builders and small teams who review code with Hunk’s terminal diff viewer. The human runs the interactive Hunk UI; the agent inspects and acts on the same session through non-interactive hunk session commands wired to the local daemon. Typical flow: list sessions, get repo context, pull structured review JSON, optionally include patch text, check focus, navigate hunks, reload session contents if the diff source changes, then add one comment or apply many notes in a stdin batch. It fits ship-phase review when a Hunk session is already running—if none exists, the skill expects you to start Hunk in the terminal first. Compared with pasting diffs into chat, it keeps review state, file boundaries, and inline comments aligned with what the reviewer sees in Hunk.1installs