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This pull request introduces support for the Roborev code review agent into the Agentic workflows. It adds new Makefile targets for installing, initializing, and managing Roborev, updates environment configuration, and ensures the workspace is cleaned up appropriately. The README is also updated to document the new workflow commands.
Roborev integration and workflow enhancements:
.rhiza/agentic/Makefile.agenticfor Roborev, including installation, initialization, starting/stopping the daemon, reviewing commits, and launching the Roborev TUI dashboard. These commands streamline the process of setting up and using Roborev for code reviews.README.mdto document the new Roborev-related workflow commands, making it easier for users to discover and use these features.Configuration and environment updates:
ROBOREV_AGENT=copilotto the.rhiza/.envfile to set the default Roborev agent, ensuring consistent configuration across environments.Cleanup improvements:
Makefileto remove.roborev.tomlduring thecleantarget, helping keep the workspace tidy.Minor formatting:
Makefilefor improved readability.A colleague of mine and @markrichardson had made us aware of https://github.com/wesm/roborev, made by the creator of pandas. This feels like a really cool tool to bring into rhiza. I think it becomes part of the rhiza-tools suite but for now putting this in draft for you both to play within the rhiza framework. It's installed in the same way as UV and copilot, inside the ./bin and cleaned up after make clean. Following the below steps to get a feel for how it works and let me know if this makes sense to exist within the Rhiza framework.
make review-latest- will install copilot and roborev within ./bin and run the daemon and kick off a worker to review latest commitmake review-status- shows the status of requested reviewsmake review-dashboard- invokes the tui for roborev where you can interact with the reviews