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Most bots scan the diff and guess. Nucleus reads the whole repo, streams a walkthrough, a sequence diagram, a per-file rating table, and a merge call. Click Implement — every suggestion lands as a patch.
Every commit kicks off a full review inside the editor. The bug, the timing leak, the missing test — flagged before you push. Other tools wait for a PR. Nucleus catches it the moment the change lands locally.
Other tools catch this after the PR. Nucleus caught it in the editor.
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One editor. Claude Code, Codex, and Atlas side by side. Auto-review on every commit, cloud agents you trigger from GitHub or Slack, and a security audit that runs while you type.
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The new shape of review debt
Throughput went up by an order of magnitude. The PR queue did not. Watch the four-step loop run from raw commit to merge verdict — read, reason, suggest, revalidate.
Diagrams, not just prose
Every review ships a Mermaid sequence diagram alongside the prose. One glance shows the call path — no tracing files by hand to figure out what the PR actually does.
One button. Every suggestion.
Most tools tell you what's wrong and leave the typing to you. Nucleus turns every suggestion into a patch — files edited, tests re-run, ready to commit.
The merge call
Every review ends with a single decision and the criteria that backed it. No fence-sitting. No 80-comment ambiguity.
Same review, three surfaces
Same agent. Same five sections. Read it wherever your hands already are — the editor, the PR, or the terminal you ship from.
Open the repo. The agent watches your working tree, drafts a full review into the side panel, and re-runs as you type. Click a line, the file jumps to it. Click Implement, the patch lands.
Tokens now refresh on each request. Expiry math drifts by one second under load.
Install the app once. Every PR your team opens gets the same walkthrough, sequence diagram, file-by-file rating table, and merge call — posted as a comment within about two minutes of opening.
Run nucleus review against your working tree. The same five sections, streamed straight into your terminal. No tab to switch to, no context to load.