Code review

Nothing lands until you approve it.

Devloom-Agent proposes every edit and risky command as something you can read first. You decide what is written, what runs, and what gets committed.

A command proposed by Devloom-Agent open in the editor, with Approve and Reject buttons above the chat

How it works

01

Review before anything is written

In manual mode each edit opens as a diff, marked as proposed. Choose Approve or Reject above the chat. Commands that could change files open the same way; read-only ones and test runs go ahead unasked.

A command proposed by Devloom-Agent open in the editor, with Approve and Reject buttons above the chat
02

Commit exactly what you meant to

Every changed file in Source Control has a checkbox beside a side-by-side diff. A commit takes only the checked files and leaves the rest out of the commit and the push.

Source Control with a checkbox on each changed file, next to a side-by-side diff of the change

Why it works

  • Your call on autonomy

    Turn auto-approve on for quick work and off for sensitive code, at any time, with Shift+Tab.

  • See the result, not just the diff

    Open the change running in Devloom Tester before you approve the next step.

  • Your team's rules

    Write rules the agent follows in every session, for one project or all of them.

Questions

Does the agent review my pull requests?

Not today. Review in Devloom happens as the work is done: you approve each change in the editor before it is written, and choose what goes into each commit.

Can I let it work without asking?

Yes. With auto-approve on, it works on its own and each file it writes opens as a diff so you can follow along.

Start building with Devloom.

Request an account and start as soon as it is approved.