Reviewed, then fixed.
Line comments before you push and on every pull request, then an agent applies the fixes.
The fix, applied.
An agent applies the fixes in the worktree and the review runs again.
Side by side, row by row.
| Outcome | Terramind | Greptile |
|---|---|---|
| Line comments on every pull request | Yes | Yes |
| A review that reads beyond the diff | Yes | Yes |
| The fix applied in the worktree | Yes | Partly |
| The change clicked through in a browser | Yes | No |
| In the app that wrote the code | Yes | No |
Yes Does itPartly PartlyNo Not built in
See the change working.
The built-in browser clicks through the preview and records it before you merge.
- Preview opened
- Clicked through
- Recorded
Several fixes, never colliding.
Each fix runs in its own worktree, so several pull requests are fixed at once.
Before you decide.
When is Greptile enough?
If you want review comments on GitHub and nothing else, it covers that.
Does it need a pull request?
No. It reviews local changes before you push, and pull requests on GitHub when you have one.
Does my code leave my machine?
Local review runs on your Mac, and the model sees only the code the review needs.
What does it cost?
Free to start, and one subscription covers both apps. Agents on your own subscriptions bill to those, not to your credits.
Is it Mac only?
Yes, for now. Nucleus and Spaces are built for Apple silicon Macs, and there are no Windows or Linux builds yet.
Reviewed, fixed, and seen working.
Review comes with Nucleus, next to the agents that write the code.