AI pull request review for independent developers

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Catch risky AI-written changes before you merge.

Paste a public GitHub pull request. In about 12 seconds, get a merge decision with cited risks, missing tests, exact verification steps, and a fix prompt for your coding agent.

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  • Read-only review
  • No source history
PR risk brief / 042Decision: fix before merge
High
Retry can create duplicate invoicessrc/billing/retry.ts:47
Evidence

The new retry branch repeats the write without an idempotency key.

Verify the fix

Add a repeated-delivery test and assert one persisted invoice.

2 risks3 tests missing1 migration note

28/28 invented-fixture evaluation runs completed

100% valid file and line references

11.5s median evaluation latency

One review loop, two capacities

Pro costs less than one interrupted merge.

Start with the complete review workflow for free. Upgrade only when the read-only GitHub Action becomes part of your regular pull-request loop.

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  • Full cited risk brief
  • Read-only GitHub Action
  • Markdown report and fix prompt
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Monthly billing through Paddle · Free is an ongoing monthly allowance, not a trial · cancel from the billing portal · source and reports are not retained as product history

Inside the product

The claim, source evidence, fix, and verification stay together.

This is the real responsive report surface rendered from an invented deterministic QA diff—not a conceptual mockup.

Code Audit Studio report with a merge decision, coverage, cited source evidence, and remediation
Invented fixture · production client bundle · no customer or repository data

From one review to every pull request

Try it in the browser. Keep it in GitHub Actions.

Start with a public PR URL, then add the read-only Action when the report earns a place in your release workflow.

  1. 01

    Review one real PR

    Paste a public GitHub pull request URL. No repository installation or credit card is required for the first three reviews.

  2. 02

    Decide what blocks the merge

    Start with the merge decision, then inspect prioritized risks, locations, explanations, and missing verification.

  3. 03

    Automate the next review

    Create one Action token and add the reviewed workflow. The report appears in the GitHub Actions job summary without writing to the PR.

Output, not promises

Every finding answers four questions.

What?
The concrete failure mode.
Where?
The supplied file and line.
Why?
The source-backed impact and evidence.
Now what?
A fix and a verification step.

Before you connect GitHub

Read-only means read-only.

Web sign-in asks only for your public GitHub identity and grants no repository access. For an eligible private pull request, the read-only Action fetches the diff inside GitHub and sends only the bounded review input—not its GitHub token.

Does it write to my repository?

No. It never commits, comments, labels, merges, or requests repository write access.

Can it review private repositories?

The web app cannot open a private repository URL. The read-only Action can review an eligible same-repository private pull request while its GitHub token stays inside GitHub Actions. Only the bounded diff and minimal pull-request metadata are sent for analysis.

What does one review include?

A merge decision, cited risks, missing tests, remediation, verification steps, and an exportable Markdown report.

What happens after the three free reviews?

Wait for the next calendar month or upgrade to 50 reviews for $12 per month. There is no trial, overage charge, annual plan, or seat minimum.

Deliberately narrow

Advice with a visible evidence trail.

The service sends explicitly submitted source to Needly Labs and OpenAI for the requested analysis. It does not execute code, install dependencies, change repositories, or retain a source/report history.