Jeff is a read-only command line code review tool from Alurith, written in Go, that uses Jev decision models to review changes. It reads a diff and reports issues without writing to your repository.
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Run Jeff over a diff locally and fix what it finds before anyone else sees the branch.
Add a review step that reports findings and cannot modify the tree.
Ask for a semantic read of a diff in a codebase you do not know.
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