What problem does it solve?
It prevents scoped Rust changes from landing with subtle correctness, safety, quality, and documentation gaps by reviewing only what the diff actually touches.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Diff-scoped quality review: Applies the broader Rust quality lens, but only to the lines and files modified in your diff/commit stack/PR.
- Evidence-first findings: Ensures every finding cites the exact file and line range from the diff instead of vague feedback.
- Actionable ranked output: Produces a small number of ranked suggestions and explicitly answers intent match, testing, documentation, and completeness.
- Common use cases: Reviewing an uncommitted change (
git diff), vetting an unpushed commit stack, or checking whether a PR is ready to merge before opening it or after updates.
Quick Start
Ask for a diff-scoped review by saying: Review this change (my diff/PR/commit stack) for Rust quality, and rank the most actionable issues with explicit answers to intent match, testing, documentation, and completeness.