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63 tools found
Code review platform built around stacked pull requests and AI review, designed to keep changes small and merge conflicts rare.
graphite.dev
AI code review and governance platform that reviews pull requests with full multi-repository context and enforces team coding standards automatically.
qodo.ai
AI DevOps agent that watches your CI/CD pipeline, investigates failures, reviews code and triages incidents around the clock.
mendral.com
A free, open-source local Git diff viewer with an optional AI-generated plain-English walkthrough of your changes.
github.com
Documentation that writes and updates itself from your actual code — Moxie Docs reads your GitHub repo, generates docs a human can read and an AI agent can use, and opens a pull request whenever the code drifts from what's documented.
moxiedocs.com
A dashcam for your AI coding assistant — after Claude Code or Codex finishes a session, Spotlight shows you exactly what it touched, what commands it ran, and flags anything risky, instead of you having to trust a summary or dig through logs yourself.
backplanes.com
A tool that shows you exactly what your AI coding assistant is really saying to its plugins (MCP servers) behind the scenes — instead of guessing why a tool call went wrong, you can watch the actual traffic live, like a network sniffer for AI agents.
github.com
When an AI coding agent opens a pull request, someone still has to check it actually works — Opslane automates that check by running the change in a real Chromium browser, taking screenshots and video of the result, and blocking the merge if something's v
opslane.com
A free tool that builds a detailed, searchable map of your entire codebase once, then answers questions about it almost instantly — so an AI coding assistant doesn't have to re-scan your whole project every single time it needs context.
deusdata.github.io
An open-source layer on top of Git that checks whether an AI coding agent's changes actually match what you asked for, before you commit them.
auravcs.com
Gets a second AI agent to argue with the one that just wrote your code, back and forth, until they agree it's actually good — instead of one agent grading its own homework.
github.com
A workspace built for the new problem AI coding tools created: your AI assistant can write code faster than you can read it, so Command Center adds guided walkthroughs and diff explanations that help you actually understand and trust what got changed befo
cc.dev
A free Mac menu bar app that shows every pull request you need to review or that's waiting on you, without opening a browser tab.
gitbar.app
A free tool that stops AI coding agents from rewriting more of your codebase than necessary, by giving them architectural guardrails proportional to the size of the change.
github.com
A code review tool that turns a giant, confusing pull request into a short story you can read chapter by chapter, instead of one long wall of red-and-green diff lines.
stagereview.app
A free, open-source tool that opens AI coding agent plans and diffs in your browser for a real visual code review, then sends your line comments straight back to the agent.
github.com
An open-source desktop IDE that structures AI coding into a visible plan-approve-review-validate loop, instead of an unchecked chat-based flow.
github.com
Walks you through your uncommitted git changes one hunk at a time in the terminal, so reviewing a pile of AI-generated edits before committing is a deliberate y/n decision instead of a blind git add .
slobodan.me
Checks every pull request — including the ones written by an AI coding agent — against your actual product docs and past decisions, and flags it when the code technically works but quietly does the wrong thing, before a human has to catch it after the fac
prelint.com