SolvixaLabs
SolvixaLabs
AI code review that has actually read your story.
Git Client is the GitHub client built for reviewers. One inbox for the pull requests that need you, diffs that read like your editor, and a review you assemble and submit on your own terms. Its AI review brings in the linked Jira story and its acceptance criteria, then reports through two lenses — an architect on correctness, security and design, and a product owner on scope and open questions. Every finding is anchored to a line, and nothing is posted to GitHub until you click.
Version 0.1.0 · macOS 13 Ventura or later, and a GitHub account



Pull requests that need your review, that you authored, or that involve you — with CI status, review decision, draft state, labels and merge readiness at a glance.
Pulls in the Jira story, its acceptance criteria and the PR's commits, then reviews only your changes — showing exactly what is in and out of scope.
Syntax highlighting for every file type, unified or split, inline threads, multi-line comments with suggestions, per-file viewed tracking and a changes-since-my-last-review view.
Stage by file, hunk or line. Commit graph with branches, tags and stashes, blame, cherry-pick and revert, and a calm three-pane conflict resolver.
⌘K jumps to any owner/repo#123, repository or GitHub URL. ⌘P opens files, shortcuts are rebindable, and a fuzzy finder is always one key away.
Your GitHub token, Anthropic key and Jira token live in the macOS Keychain. No analytics, no tracking, and nothing is posted to GitHub without your click.
The command palette reaches everything; these are the ones worth learning first.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Command palette — jump anywhere | ⌘ K |
| Open a file | ⌘ P |
| Next / previous item | j / k |
| Next / previous file in a diff | n / p |
| Mark the current file viewed | v |
| Start a review | r |
| Go to issues / notifications / pull requests | g i / g n / g u |
| Show all shortcuts | ? |
Your own Anthropic API key, added in Settings. Story review also needs a Jira Cloud site and an API token. Both are optional — the whole client works without them.
No account, no telemetry, nothing leaves your Mac.