AI code review is harder to trust when you can’t control where the code goes.
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AI code review is harder to trust when you can’t control where the code goes. Mira is a self-hosted AI code reviewer for teams that want to review pull requests with their own infrastructure and LLM setup. It helps you review changes with full-repository context by indexing the codebase, applying custom review rules, and posting feedback on pull requests. Key features: • Self-hosted by default – diffs, indexes, review history, and CVE data stay in SQLite or Postgres infrastructure you own • Model choice – supports OpenRouter and OpenAI-compatible endpoints, including local options such as
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