PR Lens uses Jev to match PR screenshots to changed components
Coldtea's PR Lens lays out the architecture on a canvas and Jev matches each PR screenshot to the underlying system components that changed, so code review starts from visible impact.
since you guys asked "what am I looking at" a lot yesterday here's the code review use case for Jev images, explained better With agent PRs I want proof it works, and the starting point for UIs is a screenshot in the PR Even if it works, we still care about understanding the underlying change so we keep a sharp mental model of the software system. So @ColdteaAI's PR Lens lays out the architecture on a canvas, and Jev matches each PR screenshot to the underlying system components that changed you review the PR starting from what you can see, its impact on your system's architecture and keep that mental model long before you read a line of code! try it on your next PR: https://github.com/coldteadotai/pr-lens
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