u/AnevRS

I use Codex from the CLI a lot. Which means there's a lot of code to review locally before asking a teammate to review a PR. I love the git diff review UI in VS Code/Cursor, but since I'm in my terminal for most of my day now with Codex, I got tired of tabbing back and forth to Cursor and figured my review process needs to become terminal-native too.

I built glance over the last few weeks with approx. 550m GPT 5.4/5.5 tokens in Codex. Every commit was reviewed with... well, glance itself.

Features:

• a side-by-side diff view
• stage, unstage, discard or commit staged changes from the filetree
• a config layer to customize everything from glance's keymaps to its theme
• a 3-way merge view for conflict resolution
• a commit log

Literally would not have been possible to enumerate all the git edge cases without Codex (I guess there are docs, but my ADHD brain could never). Codex is wild.