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inline CLI

Install it from npm and approve the sign-in in your browser. inline review gives your local changes the same reviewer as your pull requests, a gate turns it into a check, and inline fix prints the brief for your own coding agent.

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Chapters

What it covers

  • Review before the PR
  • Gate pushes and CI
  • Fix briefs
  • JSON for scripts

The inline CLI in 91 seconds: sign in from the browser, review local changes, gate a push or a CI job, and pipe a fix brief to your coding agent.

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Transcript

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Intro

inline, in your terminal. Review your changes before the pull request, for you and your coding agent.

Install and sign in

Install it from npm, and run inline login. Approve the code in your browser, and this terminal gets its own key.

inline review

Then run inline review. Your local changes get the same reviewer as your pull requests, and you watch each stage as it runs. Findings come back as cards, with the exact lines, why it matters, and how to fix it.

Gate pushes and CI

Add a gate, and the review becomes a check. The pre-push hook stops the push, and in CI, the job fails.

Issues and fix briefs

inline issues lists what inline found wrong here, worst first. And inline fix prints the brief inline's own coding agent gets, ready to pipe into yours.

Agents and scripts

Every command speaks JSON, with exit codes scripts can trust, and skills for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. Installed globally, it keeps itself up to date.

The CLI page

The CLI page in inline has the install, real output from each command, and recipes for CI. inline CLI. Review before you push.

Put it on one repository

Connect GitHub or GitLab, enable a repo, and the next pull request opened gets a review.