01A panel of specialists
Parallel review
One opinion isn’t enough. A panel of agents across providers reviews every PR at once.
A mix of models, including ones from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google, read the same diff side by side, each surfacing a different slice. No single model catches everything.
Anthropic
Agent #1Agent #2Agent #3Agent #4
SQL injection · L26
no token expiry
token replay
auth in route layer
OpenAI
Agent #5Agent #6Agent #7Agent #8
SQL injection · L26
no rate limit
Google
Agent #9Agent #10Agent #11Agent #12
SQL injection · L26
null user crash
no audit log
Synthesis9 raw signals → 4 unique, ranked
P0SQL injection on the refresh tokenfound by all three
P1Token never expiresfound by Anthropic
P2Null user dereference on failurefound by Google
P3No rate limit on the endpointfound by OpenAI
Resolved verdictVetooMerge: Hold
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ranked findings from 9 raw signals
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verdict, resolved from 12 opinions
02Beyond the diff
Context
The diff is half the story. A context agent reads the rest.
Connect Notion and Linear, with Jira and Slack coming soon, and the context agent pulls the ticket and the spec behind every PR. It reaches into code the diff never shows too: the repositories your change depends on, cloned into an isolated workspace, and the callers in sibling repos a change might break. The change is checked against what was agreed and everything it actually touches.
JiraAUTH-482
Notiontoken RFC
Slack#api-design
LinearAUTH-12Context agentstanding by
Agent panel reviewreviewing the diff…
The diff+124 −18 · 3 files
Rotation RFC: tokens must expire in 15 minutesNotion · token RFC
A rate limit was agreed before launchSlack · #api-design
AUTH-12 is a blocking dependencyLinear · AUTH-12
Acceptance criteria: refresh path covered by testsJira · AUTH-482
findings the diff alone could never surface
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