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OpenRouter releases a Python script for AI code reviews using sandboxes
Build an AI code reviewer that uses OpenRouter server tools to run changed files in a Linux sandbox and return verified findings.
Summary
OpenRouter released a 233-line Python script that runs an AI code reviewer using the Responses API and server tools. The script uploads changed files and context files to a hosted Linux container, runs checks to confirm bugs, and returns patches.
What changed
- OpenRouter provided a 233-line Python script that uses the Responses API and server tools to review code changes.
- The reviewer uploads changed files, tests, and diffs to a hosted Linux sandbox so the model can reproduce bugs and propose patches.
- Findings return marked as confirmed with command output or left unconfirmed if they cannot be shown with a quick script.
Availability
Available now“The reviewer in this guide uses the OpenRouter Responses API to run your changed files in a Linux sandbox, confirm each bug by running a check, and return fixes as patches you can apply with a flag.”
Founder takeaway
Run the review.py script locally, in a Git pre-push hook, or in GitHub Actions to check code changes for bugs.
Source
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