Does Code Terrier approve or auto-merge pull requests?
No. Code Terrier only posts COMMENT reviews. It never approves, never auto-merges, and never pushes or commits code.
Agents write more code than anyone can read. Code Terrier finds verified issues on the exact changed line and, in auto mode, re-checks later pushes.
Code Terrier never approves or auto-merges. It only posts COMMENT reviews with read-only tools.
Model families in the review architecture
Claude·GPT·Gemini·DeepSeek·Kimi·Qwen·GLM·Grok…
The architecture supports up to three configured model families. The shared pool currently uses one model; BYOK controls the reviewer setup.
— tokens spent on reviews · — review runs.Loading live aggregate…Review runs are executions, not unique pull requests.
Need an on-demand pass? Comment on any pull request.
Bring an Anthropic key or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or run on the shared pool with no key at all.
Have local or uncommitted code? Run a direct review from the terminal; findings return there and are never posted to GitHub.
No. Code Terrier only posts COMMENT reviews. It never approves, never auto-merges, and never pushes or commits code.
In auto mode, a new commit starts the next review. Prior human comments are carried forward as bounded, untrusted context, and findings that no longer apply close quietly.
Yes. Bring an Anthropic key or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint so reviews run on your own account, or use the shared model pool with no key at all.
Three: auto (reviews new PRs and later pushes), on-creation (reviews only the first look), and manual (reviews only when @code-terrier review is commented). Later pushes are automatic only in auto mode.
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Configured reviewers can run together, up to the three-reviewer limit. Near-duplicates are consolidated, then the verification stage checks line legality.
Security, Bug, Flag and Slop findings anchored to the exact line — not a wall of prose at the bottom of the PR.
Findings arrive with a GitHub suggestion you can apply; a non-blocking check run follows every head commit.
In auto mode, a new commit starts another review. Prior human comments are carried forward as bounded, untrusted context.
Use Anthropic or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint so review runs on your own account. No key? The shared pool covers you.