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   by xfor 12d ago

   For example, at some corporate environments, the code that lands on GitHub already needs to be more or less secure and reviewed. Sometimes GitHub may not be the best place to argue with your agent in comments, while all your peers are looki
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   Show HN: GitWarren - your local GitHub (for you and your agents)(gitwarren.com)

   3 points by xfor 17d ago|1 comments
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   by xfor 17d ago

   If you ever felt like you want to have a GitHub code review experience without pushing the code to GitHub you may want to look at GitWarren. More and more of my work is leveraged by agents orchestrated on my computers and when working for c
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   by xfor 23d ago

   When collaborating on big private codebases with many peers contributing to the same repos, my workflow is that I put most of the effort on reviewing things locally, before I even push to github - there my colleagues do a traditional code r
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   by xfor 24d ago

   I suggested a new sector - "Code Review" - there's a growing landscape of apps trying to solve this in a new agentic paradigm
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   by xfor 24d ago

   For now, we're still in the loop - even the best models often can overcomplicate things or reinvent the wheel and quick look at the diff can help spot some fundamental issues