Developer open-sources Klaub for a terminal workflow to review agent-written code

On November 8, 2026, an author writing on DEV Community described a workflow for reviewing agent-written code in a terminal and released the open-source tool Klaub. The post targets developers who use Claude Code, Codex CLI or Aider: when an agent edits twelve files, running git diff shows the changes in the order the agent touched them rather than in the order that matters, so the author argues developers now read more code than they write. Rather than reading the diff block by block, the approach reads code by function, lets a deterministic ranking decide where to look first, and makes the agent explain the choices it made, with further steps set out in the body of the post. To support the need for such a workflow, the author cites a Sonar survey of more than 1,100 developers: 96% do not fully trust AI-generated code, and only 48% say they always verify it before committing. Klaub is presented as the tool the author built for this kind of review, and it is now open source. No further developments after the post are reported in the available material.