neteye-platform/cc-split-diff-view
I made a Claude Code mod for side-by-side diffs
A Reddit user shares cc-split-diff-view, an open-source Claude Code mod that renders Edit and Write diffs in two side-by-side columns with real line numbers, collapsed unchanged sections and theme-aware syntax highlighting. The post includes a GitHub repository link.
About this mod
The mod redraws diffs generated by Claude Code's Edit and Write tools as side-by-side columns: removed lines on the left, added lines on the right, with real line numbers on both sides, collapsed unchanged sections, and Claude Code's own diff colors and syntax highlighting (theme aware). The author built it after mods became available in Claude Code version 2.1.287 and provides the source at https://github.com/neteye-platform/cc-split-diff-view.
Installation
Check the author's README for the marketplace and plugin name first. Commands may change as the repository evolves.
claude plugin marketplace add neteye-platform/cc-split-diff-view claude plugin install cc-split-diff-view@neteye-platform
Original text / README
Hi everyone! This is my first post in this subreddit. I wanted to share something I built: cc-split-diff-view , a Claude Code mod for displaying diffs side by side. When Claude Code modifies a file, the changes are normally shown in a unified diff view. Personally, I prefer seeing removed and added lines next to each other because it makes the changes easier to understand. It’s subjective, of course 😅 When mods became available in Claude Code (with version 2.1.287), I thought I would try building one to get the diff view I prefer. The mod redraws the diffs generated by Edit and Write in two side-by-side columns: removed lines on the left added lines on the right real line numbers on both sides unchanged sections collapsed Claude Code’s own diff colors and syntax highlighting (theme aware) cc-split-diff-view demo screenshot It’s open source and available here: https://github.com/neteye-platform/cc-split-diff-view I hope it can be useful to others who prefer side-by-side diffs. Feedback and suggestions are very welcome! EDIT: added screenshot submitted by /u/oskarnrk to r/ClaudeCode [link] [comments]
