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rev-local, in detail
Automatic code review that keeps your code on your machine
Project brief
rev-local watches the repositories on your disk, reviews each new change using a coding CLI you already have installed, and files what it finds as a GitHub issue, an Andare issue or a local report.
Everything runs locally. Your code never gets uploaded, and the reviewer is a process you control. It works with git and Subversion checkouts, and a review can’t modify the repository it’s looking at. Autopilot mode runs the whole loop unattended, and there’s a desktop app that lives in the tray.
What’s included
• Finds new commits in git and Subversion checkouts, and reviews a copy of the code
• Picks a review depth, trims large diffs, and dedupes findings across runs
• Keeps credentials out of the review process with an environment denylist
• SQLite store with an audit log and spending limits, plus an MCP client over stdio and HTTP
Current status
This project is shipping. Its public documentation will change as the product does.
Questions and support
For questions about rev-local, contact DWMM Holdings with the project name and a short description of what you need. Please don’t send credentials or other sensitive information by email.