Agent and Reviewer

    Write with one, review with the other

    The Atlarix agent writes and runs code where you work. Atlarix Reviewer reads the pull request and posts what is wrong and how to fix it. Two separate systems, one account.

    Install Reviewer on GitHubGet the Atlarix app
    One account, one balance
    The desktop app, the CLI and your editor, the Chrome extension, the cloud agent and Reviewer all sign in to the same Atlarix account and spend from the same balance. Pro includes Atlarix Core for everyday work across them.
    A second opinion that is really second
    The agent writes and runs code. Reviewer is a separate system that never runs anything and sees only the pull request's diff, so it judges the change on its own terms instead of grading the reasoning that produced it.
    The cloud agent's pull requests too
    Ask the cloud agent for work from Slack or atlarix.dev and it opens a pull request in your repository. Where Reviewer is installed, that pull request gets the same review as any other, before you merge it.

    It reasons about your code and never executes, builds, or tests it. There is no runner to compromise and no build step to poison. More about Reviewer →

    Questions about using both

    Does Atlarix Reviewer review code the Atlarix agent wrote?

    Yes, the same way it reviews anyone's: it reads the pull request's diff on a repository where it is installed and posts its findings as a review. It does not know or care who wrote the change, and it never runs the code.

    Is the reviewer the same model or session as the agent that wrote the code?

    No. Reviewer is a separate system that sees only the pull request. Nothing from the session that wrote the change is passed to it, so it is not checking its own reasoning.

    Do I pay for the agent and the reviewer separately?

    No. They share one Atlarix account and one balance. Atlarix Pro ($19/month) includes Reviewer and Atlarix Core for everyday work across the desktop app, the CLI and editors, the Chrome extension and Reviewer; heavier use draws on pay-as-you-go credit from the same balance.