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Using Typesafe.AI to generate diff reviews.
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User repository on GitHub
Using Typesafe.AI to generate diff reviews.
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A code reviewer built as AI-powered software, not an LLM agent. Code runs the checks, slices the diff, asks Jev (TypeSafe's System One model) narrow typed questions per hunk, and composes verdict, score and findings in code. Ships as a standalone dev dependency (uv run review --worktree ). Spec: docs/specs/typesafe-reviewer.md. All work happens inside the devcontainer. uv manages dependencies and the Python toolchain itself — the image ships no system Python.
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uv run review --worktree <path>Watch out
No license file, so reuse terms are unclear. Needs a TypeSafe API key to reach Jev, and development happens in the devcontainer with shared Docker volumes for SSH and gh credentials.
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