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Tired of shipping AI-written code that nobody reviewed? Get it reviewed and fixed in a single pull request.
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TL;DR

Hyrax reviews the repo, writes the fix, runs it against the tests and build, and prepares a pull request to review and merge. Autonomous code review and fixing in one pass, on the code already in the repo.

Why fixing beats flagging

Good code review isn't about finding more problems, it's about closing them. When Hyrax reads the codebase, the tests, the build, and the history, it can:

  • Write the fix, not just leave a comment
  • Turn a review into a merged pull request
  • Catch the bug before it reaches production

Hyrax is built to make that last step, the fix itself, automatic.

How it works

Hyrax connects to GitHub and reviews every change pushed to the repo. It reads the code the way a senior engineer would, writes the fix, runs it against the tests, and prepares a pull request. Review and fixing in one place, with no findings list to work through.

Connect the repo, run the first audit, and it's set. No queue of findings to triage, no patch to hand-write, no config to wire up first. From that point on, Hyrax reviews each commit and hands back a fix to approve and merge.

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Product moment · the pull request
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Your AI writes the code. Hyrax reviews it, fixes it, and hands you the pull request.
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Most tools stop at a comment. Hyrax reviews the change, writes the fix, runs your tests, and prepares the pull request, so review ends in a merge instead of a to-do list.

Connect a repo and the first fix comes back as a PR you approve.

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Product moment · the terminal
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Point Hyrax at the repo. It reviews the code, writes the fixes, and prepares the pull request.
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One command. Hyrax reviews the codebase, writes the fixes, runs the tests, and prepares a pull request to merge. Code review and fixing in a single pass, with no findings list to work through.

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Product moment · the audit
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One pass over the repo: three bugs found, three fixes written, one pull request to review.
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Hyrax audits the codebase, writes a fix for each issue it finds, verifies the fixes against your tests, and rolls them into one pull request. You review the changes and merge. Code review and fixing, end to end.

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Free Checker · new ad group
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Paste your code. Get the fix. Free.
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No install. No signup. Paste any function and Hyrax reviews it across security, correctness, performance, and more, and hands back the corrected code.

This is what the full product does. Try it on something real.

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Sign Up → hyrax.dev/reviewmycode
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Founder carousel · Tyler (4 slides)
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Code review that stops at a comment is just a to-do list.
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A short series from the engineer who built Hyrax. AI writes code faster than any team can review it, so most of it merges unread. Hyrax reviews the code, writes the fix, and prepares the pull request. Point it at your repo and see the first fix for yourself.

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  1. Code review that stops at a comment is just a to-do list. (Tyler Yates)
  2. AI writes code faster than anyone can review it. Most of it merges unread.
  3. So I built it: Hyrax reviews the code, writes the fix, and prepares the pull request.
  4. Point it at your repo. See the first fix for yourself. (Tyler, who built Hyrax)