git-lrc runs small AI code reviews at Git commit time
git-lrc is a free tool that runs a small when code is saved as a Git commit. The problem it targets is simple: heavier use of can produce more code while developers spend less time reading and understanding what was generated.
That can let reach production and later require a rollback. git-lrc moves review earlier than the PR stage, while the change is still fresh in the developer’s mind.
On commit, it opens a review screen with the diff, summarizes what changed, points out areas that deserve another look, and lets the developer jump through important parts of the change. It now checks about 100 common risk patterns across 10 areas, including security, , , and .
Key points
- git-lrc opens an when a Git commit is made.
- It is aimed at teams using more heavily and reviewing generated code less carefully.
- It reviews changes earlier than the PR stage.
- It shows the diff, summarizes changes, flags risky areas, and helps jump through key parts.
- It checks about 100 risk patterns across security, , , , and other areas.