Pull request review by an assistant your team defines
Write your review rules once. An assistant reads each pull request against them and leaves its findings, so a person starts from a reviewed change instead of a raw diff.
How it runs.
Starts on: a pull request opens or gets new commits.
Reads the change
The diff, the description, and the files around it, through your connected GitHub or Bitbucket account.
Checks it against your rules
The instructions are yours: what to look for, what to ignore, and what counts as blocking.
Reports the findings
Findings go where your team already works: on the pull request or in a chat channel.
What your team controls.
The instructions are yours, and so are the limits.
A person approves what matters
Set the assistant to ask before it writes to a connected account. It waits for the person the work runs for.
The model you choose
Pick a model for each assistant and change it later. A cheaper model for routine passes, a stronger one where it matters.
Spend you can see
Each run records what it cost. Usage breaks down by person, assistant, and routine, so the bill is never a surprise.
A record of every run
See what the assistant read, what it did, and what it produced, while it works and after it finishes.
Start with one useful job. Make it work for your team.
Connect a repository, write the instructions, and run your first assistant.
Free to start. No credit card.