jev-review runs local code review at $0.002 per file
jev-review uses Jev's Choice and Score staged workflow to review correctness, security and test coverage, producing reports in a local dashboard as an alternative to SaaS tools like CodeClimate.
Jev just replaced 80% of what a senior engineer does in code review. and it costs $0.002 per file. enterprise code review tools like CodeClimate or SonarQube run $500-$2,000/month for teams. they catch style and known patterns. they don't make judgment calls about correctness, security, or test coverage the way a human does. jev-review does. and it runs locally for fractions of a cent per scan. the staged workflow: -> Choice + Score file profiles -> Choice evidence selection -> Choice mechanism classification -> Score severity -> conditional Choice reviewer routing Jev makes every call. orchestration stays in code. no LLM choosing what to look at. it screens: correctness, security, reliability, compatibility, test coverage. selects concrete diff hunks before scoring impact. uses changed tests as context when judging test gaps. two modes: > review:changes - scans the current Git diff. run it on every PR. > review:codebase - scans every non-ignored source file. run it on a new codebase. results open in a local dashboard at localhost:4317. large reports in collapsible sections. nothing served externally. but for $0.002 per file versus $2,000/month for a SaaS that catches less - the math is obvious.
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