This is really cool. I'm still learning a lot of this, and if I am understanding it correctly, this could genuinely be helpful when I am exploring commits. Am I right that the idea is to give a visual overview of PR changes before actually diving into the diffs? If so, this could be great to use for my learning.

When I started using AI agents, I reviewed every changed line. Then I realized the code was almost always fine (nothing critical to correct), so I started reviewing only at a high level, to understand which parts are affected and whether it follows the app's general architecture. Today, with models like Opus 5.5, I don't review the code at all. I review task plans, or ask the agent to check whether the implementation follows our architectural principles.