Hunk is a terminal diff viewer for reviewing code changes with agent annotations, supporting Git, Jujutsu, and Sapling version control systems. The tool offers a multi-file review stream with sidebar navigation, responsive layouts, watch mode for auto-reloading, and keyboard and mouse controls across macOS, Linux, and Windows with Node.js 18 or higher. Users can integrate Hunk as their Git pager, configure custom themes and extensions in TypeScript, and use it for live code review sessions with AI agents through a skill-based workflow.
Teams are restructuring development workflows to have product managers, designers, and QA collaborate directly with AI coding agents rather than funneling requests through engineers as intermediaries. The article describes five patterns for this collaborative model: moving design and product decisions to after a working prototype, having all team members prompt agents in parallel, shifting validation before pull requests, routing work through conversational interfaces like Slack, and treating initial versions as validation rather than finished products. Organizations that adopt these workflows can increase development velocity while maintaining human review and quality standards at the pull request stage and beyond.
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