Questions, answered.
Which languages does Mindrealm support?
Go, Python, TypeScript, and Rust. Every check runs across all four, held to the same bar. See the full list of what it reviews.
Which agents does Mindrealm work with?
Mindrealm reviews code from any agent or developer. What matters is the code, not who wrote it. For the automatic stop-hook auto-fix loop, one command wires up Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini today, with more agents on the way.
What does Mindrealm check for?
Correctness and the failure modes that surface later: architecture and structure, reliability, security, concurrency, and performance. Over 75 checks, each built for one specific kind of failure. See the full list of what it reviews.
How is this different from a linter?
Linters check style and known rule violations. Mindrealm reviews whether the code is actually correct: logic that's subtly wrong, errors that get checked and then ignored, tests that pass without proving anything, untrusted input reaching a query or a shell, and concurrency and performance traps that only bite at scale. That's over 75 checks, each built for one specific kind of failure.
How is this different from other AI code reviewers?
Other AI reviewers run a model over your code and hope it notices something. Mindrealm is deterministic: it never hallucinates a finding or changes its answer between runs. And it doesn't just flag problems. It gets them fixed: on Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini, a stop-hook runs the review the moment your agent finishes, feeds every finding back, and the agent fixes them before the code ever reaches you.
How do I get started, and what does it cost?
Install the GitHub App and open a pull request, or run it from your terminal. The getting started guide walks through both. Pricing is a flat $30 per seat each month with a 7-day free trial. Full details on the pricing page.
Does Mindrealm use AI or an LLM to review my code?
Your review findings never come from an LLM. Every check is deterministic, so the same code produces the same findings every run, with nothing made up or hallucinated. We use AI elsewhere in the product, but never to decide what counts as a finding.
Is my code stored or used to train anything?
Mindrealm clones your repository only to review it. It uses your code solely to produce your findings, and never trains on it or shares it.
What does the GitHub App need access to?
Read access to the repositories you choose, and permission to post review results on your pull requests. Nothing more.
Do I need the GitHub App if I only use the CLI?
Yes. Installing the GitHub App is how your account and organization get set up, so it is the first step even if you mostly review from your terminal.
What if a finding is wrong?
You can silence a single check where you disagree. It stays recorded and reviewable, so a suppression is never silent and never hides a real problem from your team.
Can I self-host Mindrealm?
Mindrealm is a hosted service for individuals and teams, so there is nothing to run or maintain yourself. We don't offer self-hosting today, but if your organization needs an on-premises or enterprise deployment, get in touch and we'll talk.
Do you offer consulting or hands-on help?
Yes. We work with teams directly: AI code and workflow audits, building the guardrails, and coaching your engineers to do AI-assisted work well. See consulting.