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how it works

Open a pull request. Get a review worth reading.

You connect the repo once. Lintbrain handles the rest, on every PR or only when you ask.

01

Connect your repo

Install the GitHub App and pick your repositories. That's the whole setup. No config file, no CI wiring.

02

Open a pull request

Lintbrain reads the change the moment it opens. You can also @mention it any time you want a second look.

03

Read what matters

Findings land as review comments on the PR, sorted by severity, each with a suggested fix.

04

Ship or push back

You stay the reviewer of record. Resolve what's fixed, ignore what isn't. Lintbrain keeps track as the PR evolves.

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What a finding looks like.

example finding·what lands in your pull request
criticalopendata-integrity
Tenant leak: documents query not scoped to the caller's org
src/repositories/documents.ts:58 RIGHT

The listByUser query joins documents on user_id but never constrains documents.org_id to the requesting user's org. A cached user_id lets a user in org A read documents that belong to org B.

// scope the join to the caller's org
.select("documents.*")
  .join("users", "users.id", "=", "documents.user_id")
  .where("users.org_id", "=", session.orgId)

This is what lands in your pull request: one finding, one severity, one suggested fix. Formatting nits don't make the cut.

how it is different

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Style noise never reaches you
Formatting and import-order nitpicks stay out of your PR. You see findings worth your time, nothing else.
The bugs linters can't see
Race conditions, tenant leaks, money math, broken auth. Code that compiles, passes tests, and still takes the site down on a Friday.
Critical means critical
You won't get pinged for speculation or code that was already broken before the PR. When Lintbrain says do not ship, it means it.
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