Comparison with alternative tooling

[rooterkyberian]

How does this compare to:

• https://github.com/backnotprop/plannotator ; seems equivalent in functionality at glance, just not TUI, but web UI
• builtin Claude code /ultraplan https://code.claude.com/docs/en/ultraplan ;
• https://github.com/yoshiko-pg/difit (again web)

I wonder what is value proposal between this project and others, other than Terminal vs Browser aspect.

[umputun]

moved to discussion, this is not really an issue.

to answer the question though - the main thing for me is staying in the terminal. with web-based tools like plannotator or difit you have to jump between terminal and browser and back, which breaks the flow. revdiff runs right where you already are.

also, being a CLI tool it turned out to be more flexible than I originally expected. contributors are adapting it for various use cases I didn't have in mind when I designed it, and it integrates with different AI harnesses (Claude Code, pi, etc.) through plugins. for example, I have a skill that drafts code review comments before posting to tickets, and it uses revdiff for previewing and annotating those drafts. that wasn't the intended use case at all but works really well in practice.