martint/kata

Kata is a code-review service built around jj’s mutable-commit model. It’s intended for developers who use jj, reviewers (human or AI agents), and teams that want reviews tied to the evolving change history rather than fixed commits. Key features: - Comments anchored to patchsets (not commits) so threads persist across rewrites and drift is surfaced. - Reviews scoped to arbitrary jj revsets (trunk..feature, mine(), stacks by change_id). - Per-reviewer sessions with private drafts that can be published or discarded atomically. - Single backend surfaced via a Svelte web UI, HTTP API and an MCP transport for agents (prebuilt kata-review skill). - Demo mode, Docker deployment, and production guidance (TLS, OIDC). Modular Rust architecture with crates for jj integration, storage, service, server, MCP and frontend.

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