Tour
One real run. One breath.
A single 50-second take through one review: the red verdict, three reviewers fanning out over the same diff, codex catching the end-of-month P2 the other two passed, the fix, and the re-run coming back green.
Read the transcript (the film is silent — everything it shows, as text)
- A terminal shows a red verdict banner: ✗ CHANGES REQUESTED · 1 of 3 reviewers flagged · 3 P2 · 1 P3 · 122s. Caption: “Watch diffwarden read one diff.”
- The camera moves through the diff under review — a patch to recur.ts changing the "monthly" case of a recurrence scheduler to clamp the day of month (setDate(1), setMonth(+1), compute the target month’s last day, setDate(Math.min(day, lastDay))).
- The run fans out along three trails to the reviewers: codex, claude, and droid, each shown as an orbit that will turn green (clean) or red (flagged).
- The camera locks onto a real finding card: P2 — Clamp monthly recurrences at the end of short months · src/recur.ts:19–21 · codex · confidence 0.94 — JavaScript’s setMonth normalizes overflow into the following month, so a task due January 29–31 can skip February; the fix clamps to the month’s final day.
- The three orbits settle: codex red, claude and droid green — one reviewer caught what two passed.
- After the fix, the re-run comes back green: ✓ CORRECT · 3 of 3 reviewers agree · 0 findings · 175s, then echo $? prints 0 — the gate passes.
- Closing frame: npm i -g diffwarden, the diffwarden owl mark, and the caption “Install it.”
$ npm install --global diffwarden