differential-review

A security-focused differential review automates code diff auditing by combining baseline context, diff analysis, and adversarial planning. It detects security regressions and produces a structured markdown audit report covering blast radius and test coverage.

Differential code review is a security-first analysis of code changes like PRs or commits. You need it to automatically detect and prevent security regressions by evaluating the blast radius and test coverage of modifications across your codebase.

Calculate blast radius and check test coverage for a pull request by applying phase-driven differential review. This process scales analysis depth by codebase size, evaluates high-risk changes, and outputs the results within a structured markdown audit report.

Differential review works for large codebases by automatically scaling the analysis depth according to the codebase size. It uses git history for context and evaluates high-risk changes to efficiently prevent security regressions across extensive PRs and commits.

Generate an audit report from git history and commit changes by running the differential review workflow on your diffs. It uses git history for baseline context, performs adversarial assessment, and outputs integration-ready markdown artifacts for audit workflows.