rb:review

To get an automated code review for Ruby on Rails diffs, submit your changed files to trigger parallel assessments by domain specialists. The process evaluates correctness, security, testing, and architecture, producing per-reviewer artifacts and a consolidated report with provenance for auditable change reviews.

Multi-agent code review for Ruby projects works by coordinating specialist reviewers to evaluate changed code in parallel. This domain-focused approach assesses correctness, security, testing, and verification across Rails, Grape, ActiveRecord, or Sequel changes to produce audit-friendly artifacts.

Yes, this parallel review tool supports Grape API and Sequel changes alongside standard Ruby on Rails code. It targets diffs in Rails projects using ActiveRecord or Sequel, coordinating specialist reviewers to cover correctness, security, testing, and verification for these frameworks.

No, you cannot use this to automatically fix security vulnerabilities because it enforces a non-fix, findings-only policy. It preserves code integrity during review by generating structured review artifacts and a consolidated report instead of modifying the changed Ruby or Rails code directly.

The best way to audit Rails code changes for security and correctness before merge is using a parallel reviewer orchestration that generates audit-friendly artifacts. It produces per-reviewer outputs and a consolidated summary with provenance to support accountability and traceability for safer releases.