Instead of paying for Greptile or CodeRabbit, he built and open-sourced his own AI code review
Junead Khan considered paying for Greptile or CodeRabbit, then built his own code-review pipeline instead, and open-sourced it as openreviewkit. It's the one he uses for Treasury: it runs on your Claude Code subscription, does multiple review and verification passes, and he reports 79% recall on bugs in their repo. Free and open source. AI code review is a young category, and it's already being cloned by its own customers. The tools that review the zombies' code now have zombies of their own.
I considered paying for Greptile or CodeRabbit. Then I built my own. I’m open-sourcing the code-review pipeline I use for Treasury.
Uses your Claude Code subscription and runs multiple review and verification passes. Achieving 79% recall on bugs in our repo.
Free and open source. Check it out here:
https://github.com/juneadkhan/openreviewkit
— Junead Khan, read the original on XMore SaaS obituaries
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