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Use case

Build a code review bot

A bot that reviews every PR, flags real issues, and stays quiet when there is nothing to say.

Most code-review bots fail by being noisy. The right ones flag the real risks, stay quiet on stylistic nits, and explain the why. Here is the stack we would compose for the bot we would actually leave on.

The stack

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  1. 1
    A Agents Driver

    Claude Code

    by Anthropic

    Why this: Headless Claude Code reads the diff, runs tests, checks types, and writes a structured review. Sub-agents handle parallel checks (security, types, perf) and merge the results.

    Full entry
  2. 2
    M MCP GitHub surface

    GitHub MCP Server

    by GitHub

    Why this: Official GitHub MCP server gives the agent PR diffs, file content, and the ability to post a review comment.

    Full entry
  3. 3
    S Skills Security pass

    Security Review Skill

    by Anthropic

    Why this: A focused skill turns "review this PR" into a security-aware pass with a defined output format. Pairs with the main review skill.

    Full entry
  4. 4
    S Skills House style

    Cursor Rules Starter Pack

    by Cursor Directory (community)

    Why this: The same rules your team uses in Cursor become the agent's notion of "what passes review here." One source of truth for both.

    Full entry
Why we picked this stack

Get this running with Enterprise DNA.

Enterprise DNA gives the bot a runtime that is not your laptop. The review jobs run on schedule, the cost lands in one bill, the secrets stay in Infisical. When the bot files a real review, it shows up where the PR conversation already happens.

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