Tool-CritiqueBrowser is a graphical tool that allows developers to select a list of software packages and a quality rules-group. This resulting on a new list of critiques that broke the selected rules-group.
# Tool-CritiqueBrowser
Tool-CritiqueBrowser was created on the basic of CriticBrowser. CriticBrowser uses a deprecated version of [Spec](https://github.com/pharo-spec/Spec). Tool-CritiqueBrowser uses the new version of `Spec2`; It is a graphical tool that allows developers to select a list of software packages and a list of quality rules, this resulting on a new list of critiques that broke the selected rules. Tool-CritiqueBrowser helps Pharo developers avoid inspecting method by method to see if there are critiques to fix them.
## Installation and how to open it
In order to install this tool, perform the following code in a Playground:
Metacello new
baseline:'ToolCritiqueBrowser';
repository: 'github://AleCossioCh/Tool-CritiqueBrowser:master/src';
load.
Once you have installed, select Browse and then click on CritiqueBrowser with error icon 
## How to select packages and rules
Next step is selecting packages and rules, as example:
* You can use the filter to look for your packages faster
## GSoC'21 - Refining code critics
The migration of this tool as well as the improvements to the UI are part of my project to GSoC21; For more information, see the [Refining code critics proposal](https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/projects/#6095801345900544). About the work and some tutorials, you can visit the [GSoC'21 summary blog](https://alecossioch.github.io/gsoc21/).
## About the name
"It is worth mentioning that the developers of CriticBrowser confused the word critique (an instance of criticism) with critic (a person who criticizes)" (Yuriy Tymchuk's, Quality-Aware Tooling, 2017 : p.52)
I saw an opportunity to rename the tool :)