$ clearance --init
Clearance triages your review queue, scores risk, and drafts the questions worth asking — before a human ever opens the diff.
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More pull requests land every sprint than reviewers can reasonably get through, and AI-assisted coding tools are only pushing diff volume higher — bigger changes, more often, with the same number of people looking at them. Every PR still gets the same manual once-over regardless of how risky it actually is, so low-risk changes eat the same attention as the ones that genuinely need it, and the backlog just keeps growing.
A deterministic, weighted risk score for every PR — not an LLM guess, a formula you can inspect and trust.
AI-generated review missions tell you exactly what to look at and why, so you’re not re-reading the whole diff.
A streaming, tool-calling chat scoped to the PR — ask questions and get answers grounded in the real diff, commits, and CI data.
A bounded tool-calling loop checks test coverage, CI status, file complexity, and coding patterns automatically before you ask.
Every open PR across your watched repos, ranked by risk instead of just by open date.
Approval and merge trends over time, so you can see where review is actually slowing your team down.
Provider-agnostic by design: point Clearance at OpenAI, a LiteLLM proxy, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic, or any local model with an OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
Installs as a GitHub App with GitHub OAuth sign-in — no separate account, reviewing the repos you’ve already got.
Sign in with GitHub OAuth and install the Clearance GitHub App on the repositories you choose to review.
The setup wizard walks you through selecting which repos to track — no config files to write by hand.
Every PR lands in a risk-ranked queue with AI-generated missions and a chat scoped to that diff, so you know what to look at before you open it.
PR diffs, commits, and CI data are fetched live from GitHub per request and never stored server-side — there’s no second copy of your code sitting in a database.
Your LLM and SonarQube credentials are stored only in your own browser, never on our servers — you choose which provider sees your code.
Clearance connects as a GitHub App, not a personal access token — access is limited to exactly the repositories you install it on, and can be revoked from GitHub at any time.