Open-source runtime lets each repo define its own AI code reviewer
ibabufrik · reddit · 2026-07-22
The author argues that one-size-fits-all AI code review tools fail because every repository has different rules: package boundaries, migrations, generated files, API compatibility, and test expectations.
To address that, they built an open-source runtime where each repo can define its own reviewer, with the agents, models, tools, recipes, and review policy living alongside the code. The post says this feels more useful than trying to improve a single universal reviewer.
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