[cadamsdotcom]

That’s OK - until the big end of town work this out, you can use LLMs to code this yourself and have an advantage.

For instance - have your LLM create a tool for your framework of choice that pulls commits that are new in your local branch vs. the remote, to gather them up for a code review.

Then by adding that tool and supplying the right prompt, your LLM can give you a code review before you push it. No SaaS in sight, and no git-push in your submit/code-review cycle, let alone a human reviewer.

If you want to get more heavyweight you could deploy a lambda somewhere that responds to a webhook in github and posts that same review as a comment on each PR.

Sky’s the limit & you can build this stuff as easy as anyone.

[mohsen1]

Trust me! I'm having a ton of fun building things with LLMs. I'm just pointing out the fact that most products are making the LLM input/output the center point of the user experience but in reality it's more useful to enhance existing UIs with LLMs.