Review every pull request

Plug a runner in once. Evident reviews new pull requests on its own — nobody has to mention it — and reports the outcome as a check on the pull request. The person who opened it doesn't need an Evident account.

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What it skips, on purpose

Not every push spends a review. A push to a draft pull request doesn't. In a burst of pushes, a newer commit stops the earlier check so Evident reviews your latest commit.

What it combines

GitHub connection

Install the GitHub App on your organisation.

Pull request checks

Plug a runner in to review, for every repository or one specific repository.

How it goes

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graph LR
  PR["new pull request"] -->|"skips drafts"| Evident["Evident"]
  Evident --> Runner["configured runner"]
  Evident -.->|"check appears immediately, links to progress"| Check["pull-request check"]
  Runner -->|"line remarks"| Review["review"]
  Review -->|"finalizes"| Check

Evident reviews new (non-draft) pull requests automatically and reports the outcome as a check.

1
Create a runner and start it on your machine.
2
Connect GitHub and plug the runner in to review.
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Open a pull request and Evident reviews it, with remarks on the lines they're about.

Good to know

The check appears before the review has finished, and links to the work Evident is doing on that pull request.
A review can run on a different OpenCode agent, or a different model, than the one answering @mentions.
Two runners in one organisation can review different repositories; a runner scoped to one repository takes precedence over one reviewing every repository.

Put your coding agent where the work is.

Connect a runner and let it start reviewing your pull requests — in minutes. Free to start.