Claude Review: IntelliJ Plugin for Real-Time Code Review with Claude Code

Claude Review is an IntelliJ plugin that provides real-time code review using Claude Code. Every time you save a file, the plugin takes your unstaged git diff and sends it to Claude Code with a customizable prompt.
How It Works
The plugin operates automatically on file save. It captures unstaged changes from git and sends them to claude -p with a prompt you can customize. Claude responds with line-level findings categorized as BUG, WARNING, or INFO.
Key Features
- Zero friction workflow — reviews happen automatically in the background when you save files
- Native IntelliJ integration — findings appear as annotations with gutter icons and severity-colored underlines
- Content-hash caching — prevents wasted API calls on unchanged files
- Customizable prompts — you control what Claude focuses on (security, performance, etc.)
Requirements
- Claude Code CLI must be installed
- Project must be git-tracked
Availability
The plugin is open source under MIT license. You can find it on the JetBrains Marketplace at https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/30307-claude-review and the source code on GitHub at https://github.com/kmscheuer/intellij-claude-review.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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