Your AI writes code. Who reviews it?

Your AI writes code. Who reviews it?An independent PR reviewer for solo developers shipping with coding agents — quiet unless it matters. Rami is an independent PR reviewer for solo developers shipping with Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It catches the bugs and risky patterns AI agents leave behind, your agent fixes them over MCP, and Rami re-reviews until the flags clear.Start free — 10 PR reviews · Try Rami on your next 10 PRs. Free. No card. See if you agree with how Rami reviews.Already have an account? Connect your repositories with the GitHub App.Why RamiAn opinionated floor for AI-written code.

Signal over noise — A consistent, high-signal floor on every PR. Rami speaks up only when something matters and holds back when it's unsure — so the comments you get are worth reading.

Push back — and Rami learns — Disagree with a finding? Rebut it. When the rebuttal is accepted, part of the review's credits come back — and enough rebuttals of the same kind teach Rami to stop flagging it in your repo.

Your agent does the fixing — Findings come back to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex over MCP. Your agent fixes and pushes; Rami re-reviews until the flags clear. You decide what merges.

Human-in-the-loopYou're pulled in only when it matters.Rami gives every PR a consistent, high-signal review. It won't beat your best reviewer or a senior engineer on quality — it's the one that always shows up and sweeps the baseline.Quiet by default, loud for real risk.If Rami isn't sure, it stays quiet — your attention is the budget worth protecting.So the routine moves without you: Rami and your coding agent carry the back-and-forth — review, fix, re-check. Step in only when something needs a human — a real risk, or the call to merge.Best paired with human review after Rami approves — the baseline's already swept, so your reviewers spend their judgment where it counts.Get StartedFour steps. Account and repository access stay separate.

Create your Rami account — Your account is required to use Rami. It holds your plan, trial reviews, credits, and organization memberships.

Connect your repositories — Install the GitHub App on the repositories Rami should review. This grants repository access and sends PR events; it does not create your Rami account.

Set up MCP — connect your agent — Connects Rami to Codex, Claude Code, or Cursor. Your agent fetches findings over MCP, fixes them, and asks Rami to review again. Works with: Codex, Claude Code, Cursor Claude Code: claude plugin marketplace add rami-code-review/claude-code-marketplace claude plugin install rami@rami-code-review Cursor — .cursor/mcp.json in the project root: { "mcpServers": { "rami": { "url": "https://rami.reviews/mcp" } } } Codex: codex mcp add rami --url https://rami.reviews/mcp

Build code review into your loop — Add one rule to CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, or AGENTS.md. After every push, your agent runs /rami:review and works through the findings. You still decide what merges. Needs Step 3 · Claude Code, Cursor, Codex

Self-tuningRami learns from your pushback. Every reviewer has blind spots. Rami's no different. Each repo learns from the rebuttals you and your collaborators get accepted. Push back on the same kind of finding — once enough rebuttals are accepted, Rami works out a rule to stop flagging it. This is early access: rules are proposed and shadow-checked before they ever shape a review. Applying them is a Pro+ feature. No config. No YAML.

You push back — Rebut a finding you disagree with. Rami remembers — by category, language, and file path.

A pattern emerges — Enough accepted rebuttals in the same category? Rami proposes a rule on its own.

A rule proves itself — Every new rule is checked against your repo's next reviews before it takes effect. On Pro+, it then shapes reviews — stop flagging that category, or ask for stronger evidence first. Your feedback decides which.

You get a heads-up — A comment on the PR that triggered it. One click to inspect or dismiss the rule.

PricingStart free. Scale as you go. 10 free PR reviews to start, then 2 a day and 20 a month on the free tier. Re-reviews of the same PR are free. Upgrade or buy credits when you want more.

Free: $0 — 2/day, 20/mo. + 10 free PR reviews on signup

Pro: $7/mo — 100 reviews/mo. For regular shipping

Team: $17/seat — 150/seat/mo. For teams

See all plansFrom the developerRami is named after my cat—curious, attentive, and usually beside me while I work. I built the reviewer to bring that same second pair of eyes to AI-written pull requests: consistent, opinionated, and never the final authority. Every real review and rebuttal helps me make it better. — ChangWon, Rami's human and developerStart free — 10 PR reviews — Stop reviewing your AI by hand.Rami surfaces the common flaws agents introduce — not every possible bug. A passing Rami review means Rami found no remaining issues within its review scope. It does not prove the diff is defect-free, and whether it merges is still your call.Pricing · Docs · Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Refund Policy