Code Review Harness (CRH) brings AI-powered code review into your merge workflow. Point it at a Launchpad merge proposal URL, pick an LLM backend, and CRH orchestrates a full review session — delegating file inspection to parallel sub-agents and posting the resulting findings as inline comments and a summary verdict back to Launchpad, or to stdout for dry runs. CRH ships as both a standalone CLI (Documentation Index
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crh) and a TypeScript library you can embed in your own pipelines.
Key features
Multiple LLM backends
Works with Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Kimi (Moonshot), OpenRouter, and any OpenAI-compatible server via
--model and --model-base-url.Launchpad support
Native support for Launchpad git merge proposals in v1, including OAuth-authenticated inline comments and summary verdicts.
Parallel sub-agent delegation
Large diffs fan out across concurrent sub-agents — each with its own context window — so reviews are fast and thorough.
Structured findings
Reviews use typed severity levels:
blocker, major, minor, and info. No freeform text blobs, no ambiguity.Stdout and Launchpad sinks
Dry-run to stdout with zero credentials, or post inline comments and a verdict directly to Launchpad with OAuth tokens.
Programmatic TypeScript API
Import
createReviewSession from @code-review-harness/core and wire up providers and sinks in your own scripts.Explore the docs
Quickstart
Run your first AI code review in under five minutes.
CLI reference
Every flag and option for the
crh review command.Programmatic usage
Embed CRH in your own TypeScript pipelines.
Launchpad provider
Configure the Launchpad merge proposal provider and OAuth credentials.
v1 scope
CRH v1 supports Launchpad git merge proposals only. The following are not available in this release:- GitHub pull requests
- Forgejo merge requests
- Bazaar merge proposals
- Local-git providers