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AI Code Review
Agent

An open source AI agent that reviews every PR around the clock. No API keys. No SaaS lock-in. Runs on its own VM.

Code review is the bottleneck. AI-generated code is flooding pull requests faster than your team can read it, and the tools that promise to help either lock you into a SaaS subscription or require API keys from OpenAI or Anthropic.

LiberClaw lets you deploy an open source AI code review agent that runs on its own VM, uses open models, and reviews every PR around the clock. Set up in under 5 minutes.

How It Works

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Create an Agent

Sign in at app.liberclaw.ai and create a new agent. Give it a name like "PR Reviewer" and connect it to your GitHub repository.

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Define the Review Skill

Write a SKILL.md file that tells the agent what to do: read the PR diff, check for bugs and logic errors, flag missing tests, and post a review comment. Plain markdown, no code required.

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Deploy

Click deploy. LiberClaw assigns a dedicated virtual machine from a pre-warmed pool, installs your agent, and brings it online with its own HTTPS endpoint. Most deployments finish in under a minute.

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It Reviews PRs

The agent runs on a heartbeat. It checks for new pull requests on a schedule, reads the diff, reasons about the changes, and posts review comments directly on GitHub. It works at 3am, on weekends, and on holidays.

Why LiberClaw

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Open Source, Fully Inspectable

The entire platform is on GitHub. The agent code, the deployment logic, and the platform itself are all open. You can read every line, fork it, or run the whole stack yourself.

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Runs on Its Own VM

Each agent gets a dedicated virtual machine with its own filesystem, database, and HTTPS endpoint. A code review agent that processes sensitive diffs is completely isolated from every other agent on the network.

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No API Keys from OpenAI or Anthropic

Inference runs through LibertAI using open models: Qwen3 Coder for code analysis and GLM-4.7 for general reasoning. No usage tracking by third parties. No surprise bills.

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Always On, With Persistent Memory

Once deployed, your agent runs around the clock and builds context about your codebase over time. The PR that lands at 3am on a Saturday gets the same review quality as the one submitted at 2pm on a Tuesday.

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Set Up in Under 5 Minutes

Pre-warmed virtual machines mean no cold starts. Create an agent, paste your skill, deploy. The agent is live and reviewing PRs in minutes, not hours.

How LiberClaw Compares

LiberClaw CodeRabbit Qodo / PR-Agent Manual Review
Open source check_circle Fully Partially check_circle Yes N/A
Self-hosted check_circle Own VM close SaaS only Self-managed N/A
No API keys check_circle close close BYOK N/A
Runs 24/7 check_circle Managed VM check_circle SaaS Your infra close
Setup time Under 5 min Minutes Hours N/A
VM isolation check_circle close close N/A
Persistent memory check_circle close close Human memory

CodeRabbit works well if you are comfortable with a SaaS model and proprietary inference. If you are looking for an open source alternative, Qodo's PR-Agent is genuinely self-hostable, but you need to bring your own API keys and manage the infrastructure yourself. LiberClaw sits in the middle: open source with managed deployment, open-model inference, and no API keys to configure.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I automate code review with AI?

Deploy an AI pull request reviewer that watches your repository for new PRs. With LiberClaw, you create an agent, define a review skill in a markdown file, and deploy it to a dedicated VM. The agent checks for new PRs on a schedule, reads the diff, and posts review comments on GitHub. The entire setup takes under 5 minutes, and you do not need an API key from any provider.

What is the best open source AI code review tool?

It depends on what you need. Qodo's PR-Agent is a solid open source option if you want to bring your own API keys and manage your own infrastructure. LiberClaw is a good fit if you want an open source AI code review agent that runs on a managed VM with open-model inference and no API keys. CodeRabbit is strong but not fully open source.

Can I run AI code review without an API key?

Yes. LiberClaw agents use LibertAI for inference, which runs open models (Qwen3 Coder, GLM-4.7) on decentralized infrastructure. You can deploy a self-hosted AI code review agent without configuring API keys from OpenAI, Anthropic, or any other provider. The inference is included.

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