Authorization notice. Lnwjud is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.
Who it is forA developer with a working tree full of changes who wants a careful look before committing or opening a pull request.
The problemNew folders with many untracked files are hard to review when only folder counts are shown.
The outcomeA list of changed files with readable diffs and a Code Review summary of the working tree.
What you need first
- A Windows, macOS or Linux computer that can run a published lnwjud build
- A local project folder to use as the workspace
- For Codex delegation: Codex access with enough account quota
Steps
- Download the Lnwjud build for your platform and open it.
- Select the Git repository folder as the workspace.
- Open the Git explorer and expand the tree to see each untracked file in new folders.
- Open diffs and safe previews for the files you want to check.
- Run the Code Review workflow on the working tree and read its findings.
Prompt for your agent
In the lnwjud repo, use the Git explorer and Code Review workflow on <repo path> to list changed and untracked files and summarize the riskiest diffs. Verify that each untracked file in a new folder is listed individually, not only as a folder count.
Caveat. The README describes the Git explorer and the Code Review workflow but does not describe the exact format of the review output.
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