Repo agent · review before commit
Your repository,
with a reviewer
built in.
Openmi reads the code you point it at, drafts the change, and stages it as a diff. Nothing reaches your branch until you approve it.
Building the repo agent that shows you the diff before it writes one
Read moreEvery file read. Every diff reviewed. Every commit approved. Every decision still yours.
That’s Openmi.
An agent can write the code. You still have to answer for it.
Review is not a step in the way. Review is the product.
The more you hand to an agent, the more you need to see the diff first.
01 — How it works
Read. Stage. Approve.
01 — Connect
Point it at a repository
Choose a project you already work in. Openmi reads only the files the question needs, not the whole tree.
02 — Draft
Ask for the change
The agent stages an edit and hands it to you as a diff you can read line by line, in your own code.
03 — Approve
You make the call
Nothing reaches your branch without your click. Reject it, ask for another approach, or take the diff yourself.
02 — The rule
The agent does the reading.
You do the deciding.
- AIt reads before it writes — and says which files it read.
- BIt never commits behind your back. The decision stays yours.
- CIt shows the whole diff, not a summary of one.
- DIt works on an agent branch, so your main stays yours.
03 — Start
Bring a repository.
See what it changes.
Open OpenmiRead the repo. Stage the diff. Approve the commit.