ask-difflisted

# /ask-diff — per-line threaded Q&A on a PR diff > Requires the companion IntelliJ plugin. Without it this skill has nowhere to > render — install the `.zip` from the repository's Releases page first. > **The command renamed, the wire did not.** This skill answered to > `/interactive-review` until 2026-09-02; it was renamed because three separate > tools were called "review" and only one of them judges a PR. The daemon > `kind` identifier stays the literal string `interactive-review` everywhere > below — in `push.py`, `sync.py`, the `webcompanion watch --kind` argument > and the IDE plugin's `KIND` constant — never `ask-diff` or `ask_diff`, > because the separately-installed webcompanion daemon and the shipped > plugin `.zip` both key off that string. Changing it would need all three > released together; renaming the command needed nothing on the wire. Surface a GitHub PR diff in IntelliJ (via the IDE plugin) where the user clicks any changed line to open a threaded conversation on it. Claude answers in that thread; the IDE refreshes the thread in place. No code is modified — this is a tool for *understanding* a PR, not rewriting it. Use this when you want to walk through a PR line-by-line, ask questions about specific changes, or discuss a diff with a collaborator. The session is anchored to a diff snapshot taken at session-open, kept fresh by a git hook (see "Install the live-sync git hooks" below) so a local commit, rebase, or amend on the reviewed branch doesn't leave