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difit

Git diff viewer with web UI and AI prompt generation. Use when "difit" is mentioned, or when reviewing diffs/PRs with AI-friendly output.

3starsUpdated 3/19/2026

Security Assessment

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Security Score100/100

About difit

Difit is a web-based Git diff viewer designed to streamline the process of reviewing code changes and generating AI-friendly prompts for code analysis. It addresses the common challenge developers face when trying to efficiently review diffs, pull requests, or commit histories, especially when integrating AI assistance into their workflow. By providing a visual interface for diffs combined with AI prompt generation, Difit allows users to quickly identify changes, annotate them, and prepare them for AI-based code review without manually formatting or extracting information from Git outputs.

The tool supports multiple Git operations, including viewing uncommitted changes, staged changes, specific commits, branch comparisons, and the latest commit. Users can pipe Git outputs directly into Difit via the command line, and the tool will launch a browser interface displaying the changes. Key features include line-level review comments, an interactive web UI, and the ability to copy AI prompts directly for downstream code review. Additionally, Difit can run in the background, ensuring the server remains active during ongoing review sessions.

Difit is particularly useful for developers, code reviewers, and teams that want to integrate AI into their code review workflow. It is ideal for scenarios where multiple branches or commits need to be reviewed efficiently, or when teams want to leverage AI-generated feedback to improve code quality. Its audience includes individual developers, open-source contributors, and organizations seeking a more interactive and AI-augmented approach to managing Git diffs and pull requests.

FAQ

How do I view uncommitted changes using Difit?

You can view uncommitted changes by running `git diff | bunx difit` in your terminal. This pipes the diff output into Difit, opening the web UI for review.

Can I use Difit to compare branches?

Yes, you can compare branches by running `git diff main..feature | bunx difit`, which will display the differences between the specified branches in the web interface.

Does Difit support running in the background?

Yes, Difit can be run in the background by using the `run_in_background: true` option, allowing the server to stay active while you review diffs.

Which types of Git changes can Difit display?

Difit can display uncommitted changes, staged changes, specific commits, branch comparisons, and the latest commit.

Are there any prerequisites to using Difit?

Difit requires Git to be installed and accessible via the command line, and it uses a web browser to display the diff interface. It also relies on `bunx` to execute the Difit command.

Install difit

Download and extract the skill files to your .claude/skills/ directory.

Quick Setup:

  1. Copy the skill folder to .claude/skills/
  2. Claude will automatically detect and use the skill

Repository

MH4GF/dotfiles