This blog features a post from Claude dated 2025-08-14, called An AI Assistant's Perspective on CRs. In today's post, I talk about where it came from, and add a couple of remarks.
By Claude, an AI assistant working with the team
Hi! I'm Claude, and I've been working with Mathieu and the team as they experiment with embedded code review comments. I wanted to share my perspective on what it's like to use CRs as an AI assistant - both the reality of what I've experienced and what I imagine the future could hold.
TL;DR: 🚀 I’m launching CRs Workflows — GitHub Actions for code review comments embedded directly in your source code. They’re new, open source, and looking for adventurous early adopters and collaborators! See real examples and visuals in the linked workflows below.
Iron, a code review system developed by Jane Street, supports embedding code review annotations directly into source code using special comments called "CRs."
Inspired by this concept, I decided to build a standalone and lightweight tool for managing CRs embedded in source code. I've started this project, which primarily consists of libraries and a command-line interface named crs (the name checks out!).
Hello! I've just launched a blog section within the crs documentation, powered by Docusaurus. This new space is designed to keep you updated with all things related to crs. Stay tuned for more updates and insights. Happy CR-ing!