tomasz-tomczyk/crit

Review AI coding agents' plans, diffs and running apps in the browser. Local-first, works with any agent.

About the project

Crit is a local review tool for examining agent-generated plans, code changes, web applications, and static HTML. Developers use it to point to specific problems and send feedback back to their coding agent, with a different review interface for each type of output.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what crit tells them →

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tomasz-tomczyk/crit

Cursor rule Cursor

Cursor rule "frontend-architecture" from tomasz-tomczyk/crit, covering frontend architecture, two-paradigm page fork, module pattern, shared modules (used by both modes) and code-review modules (used only by code-review mode).

not rated 1.2k +19 changed 19d ago A 4 tokens original MIT

frontend-css

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Cursor rule Cursor

Cursor rule "frontend-css" from tomasz-tomczyk/crit, covering css rules, responsive & touch and selectors.

not rated 1.2k +19 today A 0 tokens original MIT

frontend-js

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tomasz-tomczyk/crit

Cursor rule Cursor

Cursor rule "frontend-js" from tomasz-tomczyk/crit, covering frontend js rules (semantic — eslint handles syntax/style), dom & events, state management, persisted settings (cookies, not localstorage) and error handling.

not rated 1.2k +19 today A 0 tokens original MIT

go

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Cursor rule Cursor

Cursor rule "go" from tomasz-tomczyk/crit, covering go code rules (semantic — linters handle syntax/style), struct & state integrity, code organization, git operations and daemon/server.

not rated 1.2k +19 today A 0 tokens original MIT

tomasz-tomczyk/crit

Cursor rule Cursor

Every CLI command or browser UI action that calls a crit-web API must work in both modes.

not rated 1.2k +19 today A 5 tokens original MIT

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