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Run the Code Review engine before you open or update a pull request. entelligence review analyzes your local Git diff and prints prioritized findings in the terminal for a developer, CI job, or coding agent.
Local Code Review identifies risky files and suggests concrete fixes

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Install and sign in

Alternative installation:
The current in-app guide supports macOS and Linux with Python 3.11 or later.

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Review current work

From the repository you want to review:
The command detects the local Git changes and uses the repository context available to your workspace. Pass --repo-path when you run it from another directory.

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Review committed work

Compare committed changes against a specific base branch:
Use this when the work is already committed or the target branch is not main.

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Shape the output

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Inspect one file

This shows the Git diff for one file while preserving the selected repository and base-branch controls.

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Use it in an agent or CI workflow

Store ENTELLIGENCE_API_KEY in the platform’s approved secret manager:
Never print or commit the key. Review findings and command failures may share conventional process-exit behavior; use supported structured output or documented parsing when a pipeline must distinguish findings from execution errors.
For a coding agent, --prompt-only produces a compact review that can become the next repair task. Always inspect the resulting diff and run the relevant tests before accepting agent-written changes.

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Confirm the review used the right diff

Check that:
  • entelligence auth status reports an authenticated session.
  • entelligence status identifies the intended repository.
  • The review lists the expected changed files.
  • --committed-only compares against the selected base branch.
  • The chosen priority and mode change the output as expected.
  • Plain or prompt-only output contains no rich terminal UI.

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Next step

See the complete CLI reference or configure pull-request review settings.