What it does
It runs as a web app and as a GitHub Action that posts one sticky comment, and it can dump the exact request it would send so you can paste it into the playground without calling the API.
Apps & data pipelines
Judges whether a GitHub pull request does what it claims, from one parallel System One call over the title, body and diffs, with policy kept in tested TypeScript.
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It runs as a web app and as a GitHub Action that posts one sticky comment, and it can dump the exact request it would send so you can paste it into the playground without calling the API.
A developer can add this tool to your GitHub project to check new code. The tool reads the proposed changes and posts a comment with its decision. It might approve the work, ask a person to review it, or send it back.
The tool needs an access key to connect to TypeSafe, an outside AI service. It sends your code changes there to ask several questions together. To adjust the review rules, a developer just edits the project code. That code decides which answers earn an approval.