Whiteboard is an AI code-review tool that visualizes changes proposed by coding agents as interactive diagrams linked to relevant source code.
Why it matters
overview
Whiteboard is an AI code-review tool that enables developers and other human reviewers to understand and verify code changes proposed by AI agents. It presents those changes as interactive diagrams linked to relevant source code. The listed supported agents are Claude Code and Codex.
features
Whiteboard presents AI-agent code changes in a visual review interface and connects diagrams with the relevant source code.
use cases
Whiteboard is intended for people who need to inspect code changes proposed by AI agents. Its documented uses center on understanding, reviewing, and verifying those changes.
how to use
Use Whiteboard to view AI-agent code changes as interactive diagrams and follow diagram links to the relevant source code. The available information does not specify installation steps or supported operating systems.
pricing
Whiteboard is listed as freemium, but no plan names, prices, or details of free and paid features are specified. The available information also identifies the project as open source; it does not establish a particular license or a paid hosted offering.
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