The @goose_oss CLI offers a wide range of commands, and one of them is `goose review`. By default, it reviews the diff between your working tree and HEAD, but you can also specify a range like `main...HEAD`. Most agents provide code review through a slash command like `/review` inside their CLI or TUI. That's how I've been using it too. What sets goose apart is that this review feature can be invoked headlessly as an external process. That makes it easy to drop directly into a CI/CD pipeline. An example is `CodeGoose`, a sample project I built. It runs `goose review` inside a GitHub Actions workflow to review PR diffs and leave comments automatically. It works quite reliably, and since goose supports BYOK (Bring Your Own Key), you can build your own fully self-owned review agent. As GDK (Goose Development Kit), which is currently under active development, matures, I think it will be possible to build a much more lightweight yet specialized review agent.