What
Run a cloud-hosted multi-agent code review directly from the command line, without entering an interactive session.
Usage
claude ultrareview # review current branch
claude ultrareview 42 # review PR #42
claude ultrareview main # review against a base branch
claude ultrareview --json # print raw bugs.json payload
claude ultrareview --timeout 45 # wait up to 45 minutes (default: 30)Details
- Launches a remote multi-agent session that finds and verifies bugs in your branch
- Prints live progress (found, verified, refuted counts) to stderr while waiting
- Outputs formatted findings with file paths, line numbers, and severity (🔴 normal, 🟡 nit, 🟣 pre-existing)
- Ctrl-C cancels the wait but leaves the remote review running — a URL is printed so you can view it in the browser
- The
/ultrareviewslash command existed previously; this adds it as a top-level CLI entry point
Evidence
CLI command registered via .command("ultrareview [target]") with .description("Run a cloud-hosted multi-agent code review...") — search for "ultrareview [target]"
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Added claude ultrareview [target] subcommand to run /ultrareview non-interactively from CI or scripts — prints findings to stdout (--json…