Your 400-line PR. Day 3. Still no approval.You’ve got 4 PRs out. So does your reviewer.All your checks passed. Merging is blocked.You’ve been invited. Join and you both move up the list.
AI code review that tells you when it isn’t sure.
Five specialist AI reviewers, set up as code in your GitHub repo. Each one tells you how sure it is. When one isn’t sure, it shows you the lines. That’s all your reviewer has to read.
Coming soon for GitHub. We’ll only email you about early access.
Warpway never approves on its own. Your reviewer does.
Your reviewer reads the lines that matter.
Four lenses are sure. One isn’t, and it shows exactly where.
How Warpway works
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Set up your reviewers as code.
Pick the lenses your repo needs in
.warpway.yml. Change them in a pull request, like any other config.lenses: - security - performance - bugs - tests - breaking-changes -
Each lens says how sure it is.
High, Uncertain or Low, for each lens, on every PR. When a lens isn’t sure, it says so and points at the exact lines.
- High
- Uncertainshows the lines
- Low
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A human approves. Every time.
Your reviewer reads what’s flagged instead of all 400 lines. All five high? They can approve it fast. Warpway never approves on its own.
Questions
Can I use it today?
Not yet. Warpway is in development. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you when early access opens.
Will it approve PRs on its own?
No. Warpway tells you how sure each lens is and where it isn’t. A person on your team approves. It won’t ask for permission to approve or merge.
How does a lens decide how sure it is?
Each lens reviews the diff for one concern, like security or breaking changes, and rates its confidence with the evidence behind it. Our plan is to check those ratings against real PR history and show each team how often “all High” held up in its own repos.
What access will it need?
Warpway will install as a GitHub App on the repos you choose. It reads the diff and reports through GitHub checks, with notes on the exact lines, so it never needs permission to approve or merge.
How is this different from other AI reviewers?
Instead of one overall score or a long list of comments, each lens gives its own confidence, says when it isn’t sure, and points at the exact lines, so your reviewer knows where to look.
What will it cost?
Pricing isn’t set yet. Joining the waitlist is free and doesn’t commit you to anything.
Who’s building it?
CMG Labs, a small software company in California. Questions or ideas? Email marcus@cmglabs.ai.
Get early access
Coming soon for GitHub. Be one of the first teams to try it.
We’ll only email you about early access.