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How to quiz a whole branch before opening a pull request with Grip

Run Grip against everything since main so the full branch is checked, not one commit.

Who it is forA developer or reviewer preparing a pull request that touches many commits and files.

The problemA pull request can contain many changes, and checking only the latest staged edit misses the rest.

The outcomeThe developer gets questions covering the whole branch since main, and knows whether the pull request is ready to open.

What you need first

  • Python 3.11 or newer on Linux, macOS or Windows
  • git installed and a repository to test in
  • One model option: an installed Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI, an Anthropic API key, an OpenAI-compatible API, Ollama, or the offline fake provider

Steps

  1. Install Grip with pipx install grip-hook
  2. Check out your feature branch in the repository
  3. Run grip quiz --branch to quiz the whole branch since main
  4. Answer the questions and fix any gaps before opening the pull request

Prompt for your agent

Using the grip repo at github.com/guilyx/grip, check out the feature branch in <repo path> and run `grip quiz --branch --provider fake` to get an offline quiz on the whole branch. Expected output: five questions covering changes since main. Verify that the questions refer to files changed on the branch.

Caveat. The README describes --branch as quizzing changes since main, so branches with a different base may need the configuration reference checked.

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