geval approve & geval reject - Geval

These commands write small JSON files you can commit or attach to release processes. They do not by themselves change Geval’s evaluation logic — they record a human decision.

geval approve

geval approve --reason "Reviewed and approved" [--output path] [--by name]

geval reject

geval reject --reason "Needs more work" [--output path] [--by name]

Typical options

Option	Description
`--reason` / `-r`	Required human-readable string.
`--output` / `-o`	Output file path (defaults are under `.geval/` in many setups).
`--by`	Who approved/rejected (defaults may use environment such as `USER`).

Exact default paths depend on your Geval version; run geval approve --help.

See also

How Geval works · troubleshooting