claude-review-loop is a tool that helps you review your code automatically. It uses an AI backend to find issues in code and suggest improvements. This way, you spend less time checking your work and more time focusing on other tasks.
The tool works by connecting with the Claude Code plugin and Codex. You can run it easily on a Windows computer. It helps everyone from beginners to experienced developers by offering quick feedback on code.
Before you start, make sure your Windows computer meets these minimum requirements:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 500 MB of free disk space
- Internet connection (required for AI services)
- A modern web browser (such as Microsoft Edge, Chrome, or Firefox) installed
The application does not need any special hardware or software besides these.
You can get claude-review-loop from its official GitHub page. This page includes the latest version and all updates.
Click the link above or below to visit the GitHub page where you can download the app.
Follow these steps to get claude-review-loop up and running on your Windows PC:
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Open your preferred web browser.
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Click the download button above or go directly to the GitHub repository page.
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Look for the Releases section on the page. This is where the most recent version is available.
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Download the Windows installer file. It usually ends with
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Once downloaded, find the installer file in your Downloads folder or wherever you saved it.
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Double-click the installer file to start the installation.
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Follow the installation prompts:
- Click “Next” or “Continue” when asked.
- Choose where you want the program to be installed, or accept the default.
- Agree to any license terms if asked.
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After the installer finishes, you should see a new icon on your desktop or in the Start menu called claude-review-loop.
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Double-click that icon to open the program.
Once open, the app displays a simple main screen where you can load your code files. Here is how to use it:
- Click the Open File button or drag and drop your code files onto the window.
- The tool will process the file using Codex AI.
- It will then show suggestions and highlight any potential issues.
- You can click on suggestions to see more details.
- Edit your code outside the app if needed and reload the file for another review cycle.
This cycle can continue until you are satisfied with the code quality.
The tool supports code in common languages such as Python, JavaScript, Java, and C#. It assumes you have your code saved as text files on your computer.
You can customize claude-review-loop to fit your needs. Access settings from the top menu:
- Choose the AI review depth to balance speed and thoroughness.
- Set the file types you want the app to accept.
- Change the theme between light and dark mode for easier viewing.
- Enable or disable sound notifications.
These settings help you tailor the experience without needing technical knowledge.
Sometimes, users may run into trouble running or using the app. Here are common problems and simple solutions:
- The app won’t start: Make sure your Windows is updated to the latest version.
- Installer blocked by antivirus: Temporarily disable antivirus before running.
- Code file won’t load: Verify the file is a supported format (.py, .js, .java, or .cs).
- No AI feedback after loading file: Check your internet connection.
- App runs slowly: Close other programs to free up memory.
If you find problems beyond these, check the GitHub Issues page or contact support through the repository.
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Visit the GitHub page for documentation, screenshots, and updates:
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Look for tutorials and example files in the docs folder on the repository.
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Join discussions or report bugs under the Issues tab.
To keep the tool working well, update regularly:
- Visit the GitHub page again.
- Download the newest installer from the latest release.
- Run the installer to replace your current version.
You do not need to uninstall the old version first. The installer will handle it.
If you want to share feedback or get help:
- Use the “Issues” feature on GitHub to report problems.
- Give clear details about your system and what you tried.
- Keep the app updated to prevent known bugs.
Your help improves the project for everyone.