PR Author
Implements fixes, resolves CI, and keeps the PR moving.
When agents wrote 100% of our code, review became the bottleneck: 1,400 open PRs and a 20 hour time to first comment. This 5-minute demo shows the multi-agent system we built to ship 3× the code, without lowering the bar.
The bottleneck
Agents write code faster than people can review it, so PRs pile up. More reviewers won’t catch you up. We hit this on our own codebase in January.
Peak queue
1,400
Open PRs, piling up faster than humans could clear them.
First human comment
20h
Median wait before an engineer even looked at your PR.
The queue only grows.
Six PRs ahead of yours, each 400 lines an agent wrote. A two-line change waits a full day at the bottom.
The real bottleneck is confidence.
To trust what ships, someone has to reason through every line. Faster tools don't fix that — they just comment sooner.
Rubber-stamping isn't an option.
Waving PRs through ships bugs and piles up tech debt. You need to review faster without lowering your standards.
What we built
A set of agents handles the routine review work, from the first scan through the fix-up. Instead of a cold diff and a pile of comments, your engineers get a short brief on the decisions that need them.
Implements fixes, resolves CI, and keeps the PR moving.
Classifies risk and routes each change to the right path.
Checks the change against the codebase, not only the diff.
Briefs engineers on decisions that require judgment.
Owns architecture, product intent, and high-risk approval.
Why it catches more
Every other tool tunes its output for a human reader, so it only flags its top findings to avoid burying you in comments. Real bugs slip through in the gap. Here, agents read the first pass, so Cosmos optimizes for recall over precision: it surfaces every issue it finds, then routes only the ones that need a person to your engineers.
The results · measured on our own codebase
Merge time went from roughly three weeks to under one week.
3×
More code shipped
67%
Lower median merge time
<1.5%
Weekly revert threshold
The result: output tripled while merge time fell
5 month window“We can evaluate more agent-generated code without turning every senior engineer into a full-time reviewer.”
Platform Lead
Fintech
“In the first 30 days, we shipped 103 PRs and saw a 3x productivity gain across 60-70% of our developers.”
Director of Engineering
Large logistics company
“The review queue stopped growing with every AI-generated PR. Engineers now focus on the changes that actually need judgment.”
VP of Engineering
SaaS
The shift
We rebuilt review on Cosmos as a set of agents, each with one job. They move the PR forward on their own — scanning, catching bugs, fixing routine issues — and pull your engineers in only where their judgment matters most. The 5-minute demo shows it on a real PR.
PR Risk Analyzer
Scores every PR and routes it. Low-risk changes are auto-approved with a reason; the rest are tagged with exactly what a human needs to check.
Deep Code Review
Reads the change line by line and catches most high- and medium-severity bugs before a person opens the diff.
Pair Reviewer
Walks a human through the decisions that matter (design, security, product intent) instead of a full line-by-line read, then posts the final comments back.
Memory Manager
Learns from every merged PR and human correction, saving it as per-repo knowledge the other agents read first, so reviews fit your team better over time.
Pick a representative repository, measure time-to-first-review, merge time, and reviewer overrides — then expand.
Static analysis applies predefined rules to known patterns. Augment combines those deterministic checks with codebase-aware reasoning across the PR, related files, dependencies, repository guidance, and the linked ticket. It focuses on correctness, security, and cross-system behavior instead of style noise.