Perspica is a Rust tool for reviewing code changes by what they do and learning the concepts behind them. It presents a change in terms of behavior rather than line diffs, so a reviewer understands the effect before reading the implementation.
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See what a change does before deciding whether the implementation is right.
Use change review as a way to learn the concepts behind unfamiliar modules.
Spot a diff that does something other than what the commit message claims.
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