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Features: Review and versions

Review and versions

Screenshots of version 0.5.0, running on a new instance with the sample items from the repository. The people in them are sample accounts, and the usage counts are simulated. The identity provider in them is a stand-in made for tests.

Review a change

Moderators see what changed against the released version, the checks and the conversation, then approve, ask for changes or reject. This change came from rmk export: someone edited the installed agent in Codex and sent it back as a proposal.

A moderator's review of a change to @examples/code-reviewer: the two changed files, prompt.md and ronne.yaml, beside the changed lines of prompt.md, with Approve, Request changes and Reject.A moderator's review of a change to @examples/code-reviewer: the two changed files, prompt.md and ronne.yaml, beside the changed lines of prompt.md, with Approve, Request changes and Reject.

Versions

A release never changes once it's published. Tags such as latest point installs at a version, and a version can be deprecated (it still installs, with a warning) or yanked (new installs can't resolve it).

The Versions tab of @examples/code-reviewer: the latest tag pointing at 1.0.0, and the version with its size, sha256, installs, and the Deprecate and Yank actions.The Versions tab of @examples/code-reviewer: the latest tag pointing at 1.0.0, and the version with its size, sha256, installs, and the Deprecate and Yank actions.

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