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rev-local, in detail
Autonomous code review that never uploads your repository
Project brief
rev-local watches repositories already on your disk, reviews each new change with a coding CLI you already have installed, and publishes the findings back to wherever the work lives — a pull request, an issue tracker, a wiki.
Everything runs locally. The repository is never uploaded and the review engine is a process you control. It supports git, GitHub and Subversion, and a review can never mutate the repository under review.
What is included
• git, GitHub and Subversion discovery with copy-on-review materialisation
• Full pipeline: depth selection, diff truncation, finding normalisation, fingerprinting and dedupe
• Process supervision with an environment denylist that keeps credentials out of the review process
• SQLite store with an audit log and a budget ledger; MCP client over stdio and streamable HTTP
Current status
This project is actively being developed. Details may change as the work moves forward.
Questions and support
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