Review Snapshot

review-snapshot

A Claude Code plugin that configures post-session review dashboards. Detects test runners, writes config, and installs a Stop hook that generates markdown reports covering changes, tests, conversation transcript, and PR statuses after every session.

Installation

From marketplace

/plugin marketplace add ondrasek/nvim-agentic-devenv
/plugin install review-snapshot@agentic-devenv-plugins

Manual

claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/review-snapshot

Usage

Invoke the setup skill:

/review-snapshot:setup

Or use natural language triggers:

• "set up review snapshot"
• "configure review hook"
• "audit review snapshot"

How it works

Skill (one-time setup): Analyzes your codebase to detect technology stacks and test runners. Writes a config file (.claude/reviews/config.json) and installs the hook.

Hook (every Stop): Reads config, runs tests, queries PR status, parses session transcript, and generates markdown reports to .claude/reviews/latest/. Opens the summary in nvim with neo-tree.

Dashboard output

Reports are written to .claude/reviews/latest/ (overwritten each session):

.claude/reviews/latest/
├── 00-summary.md          # At-a-glance overview with links
├── 01-changes.md          # Changed files, diff stats
├── 02-tests.md            # Test runner, exit code, output
├── 03-conversation.md     # User/assistant dialogue
└── 04-pull-requests.md    # Current branch PR + open PRs

Example summary

# Session Review — 2026-03-04T10:30:00Z

## At a Glance
- **Branch:** feature/review-dashboard
- **Baseline:** `abc1234` → **Current:** `def5678`
- **Files changed:** 2 (+42 / -7)
- **Tests:** PASS (pytest)
- **Open PRs:** 1

## Reports
- [Changes](01-changes.md)
- [Tests](02-tests.md)
- [Conversation](03-conversation.md)
- [Pull Requests](04-pull-requests.md)

Supported stacks

The detection methodology identifies test runners for any stack including:

• Neovim plugins (plenary.nvim)
• Python (pytest, unittest)
• Rust (cargo test)
• Go (go test)
• Node.js/TypeScript (jest, vitest, mocha)
• .NET (xUnit, NUnit)
• And more — see references/detection-methodology.md