AI writes the code faster than you can read it. This reads it first, and you still decide. The AI does the first pass on a pull request, you confirm or reject each finding, and the author gets one review with only what you confirmed.

Example pull request

Add a middleware that only lets admins through.

Opened by a teammate who is not an engineer, with code an AI tool wrote: 1 file, 13 lines. On a real repository a GitHub App receives the pull request and the first pass starts by itself. You open the dashboard and see this.

Check on the pull request

Second Look: Reviewing (in progress)

The automatic first-pass review is running.

AI first pass in progress

  1. Fetching the diff

    Asking GitHub for the pull request's changes.

  2. Reading the changed files and team rules

  3. The model is reviewing

Nothing has been posted to the pull request. Findings will appear here for you to confirm or reject, usually within 40 seconds.

This is a saved run, replayed in about three seconds. A real first pass takes 20 to 40 seconds.