Bobby

Bobby presents a GitHub pull request as a sequence of focused views instead of a single long file list. It offers a navigation bar showing position and progress through the PR, a file tree tagged by where each file sits relative to the change (what it relies on, the change itself, and what it affects), and a Diff view that lays files out on a canvas by dependency. Users can inspect declarations and callers of names in the diff, use a Lens view that groups changes into cores with guiding questions, see the surrounding code context, and read every GitHub comment thread under its line. Drafts of comments stay pending, and private notes are stated to remain on the user's machine. Progress is tracked with viewed marks that survive restarts and force-pushes. With Claude Code installed, Bobby can answer questions about selected lines, check references against the code, and run file-by-file reviews where the user can choose which connected tools Claude may read (the page names Linear, Notion, and Slack). Findings can be added, edited, or dismissed before a single GitHub review is submitted with comment, approve, or request-changes options. Installation is via a curl command that runs an install script; the page says Git is needed, Bobby sets up gh, and Claude Code is optional. The page is licensed MIT according to its footer.

Key features

• Focus-first walk through a GitHub pull request in ordered pages
• Navigation bar showing position, progress, and current view
• File tree tagged by dependency position (L-1, L0, L1), with tests and generated files hidden until requested
• Diff view laying out files on a canvas by what they rely on and affect
• Go-to-declaration and find-callers inspection of names via modifier-click
• Lens view splitting a PR into cores with guiding questions (Claude Code optional)
• Context view showing code a change relies on and affects, including untouched code
• Inline display of every GitHub comment thread, with drafts kept until submission
• Keyboard-driven progress marking with j/k navigation and viewed marks that follow code changes
• Parking of thoughts before switching away, with progress restored after restarts
• Ask Claude about selected lines, with checked and clickable references (Claude Code optional)
• File-by-file Claude review with user-selected tool access, findings added individually
• Submit all drafts as one GitHub review: comment, approve, or request changes
• Conversation view showing GitHub's live timeline

Best suited for

• Developers reviewing GitHub pull requests who want a structured, one-file-at-a-time reading flow
• Reviewers who want to understand how changed code connects to surrounding code
• Teams using Claude Code who want AI-assisted questions and reviews on pull requests

Pricing

Not stated on the website