Argus
AI code review that actually understands your codebase
What it does
Your coding agent shouldn't grade its own homework. Argus is a local-first, modular AI code review platform — one binary, six tools, zero lock-in. It combines structural analysis, semantic search, git history intelligence, and LLM-powered reviews to catch what your copilot misses.
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