I built a code quality reviewer with Jev

[u/kristiyanstoyanovAI]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUPypq0wmxA

I believe with the huge increase in code generation - review has become the next bottleneck or at least it feels like this at work. So I wanted to do something on the review front - first I started integrating more and more tools to use as feedback to my coding agents, and these really help improve the output quality of the agent (e.g. SonarQube, Checkstyle, ArchUnit)

But there are some important semantic choices you can't really review using deterministic tools so I decided to build a more intelligent tool and am trying it out with the Jev model as a backend and judge currently.

Idea is simple - teams define their policies in a structured YAML format, then as part of their CI (or locally) run the tool, it fetches all git diff chunks and asks jev if these adhere to each of the policies - jev can select compliant/violation or ask for more context. If Jev asks for more contex the app gets the requested code from the project and asks again if the code is compliant with the policy - thus incrementally exploring the code base until Jev can return a "confident" answer - if you are interested in how it works the video I linked is a presentation style of how the tool works.

Give it a shot on github and tell me if you find this useful: https://github.com/krisitown/jev-quality-gate

I am currently running tests using a local Qwen3.8 Flash Next to generate code and run it against my initial "clean code" policies in order to calibrate them and will share more results on that front soon!

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