spencermarx/open-code-review

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Quick Start

Prerequisites: Node.js >= 22.5, Git, and an AI coding assistant.

# 1. Install the CLI globally
npm install -g @open-code-review/cli

# 2. Initialize OCR in your project
cd your-project
ocr init

# 3. Launch the dashboard and run your first review
ocr dashboard

Your browser will open the OCR dashboard — you're ready to run your first review.

Any package manager works. From v2.1 OCR uses Node's built-in SQLite (node:sqlite) — there's no native module to compile, so npm i -g, pnpm add -g, and yarn global add all install cleanly (including under pnpm 10+, which blocks dependency build scripts). It just needs Node >= 22.5.

ocr init detects your installed AI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and 11 more) and configures each one automatically. Then open the dashboard to run a review, browse results, and manage your workflow from the browse