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An AI assistant that reads your current page and provides code reviews. AI Code Reviewer brings expert-level code analysis directly into your browser as a side panel — no copy-pasting, no switching tabs. Whether you're browsing a GitHub Pull Request, reviewing a snippet on Stack Overflow, or reading documentation with embedded code examples, simply open the panel and start a conversation with the AI. ✨ Key Features Instant Code Reviews — Get a structured review including a Code Quality Score (1–10), Security Vulnerabilities, Performance Improvements, and General Feedback. GitHub PR Integration — Opens a "✨ AI Review" button directly on Pull Request pages and automatically generates a high-level PR summary. Multi-Tab Context — Add multiple open tabs as context so the AI can review code across files simultaneously. Chat Interface — Ask follow-up questions, request refactors, or dig deeper into any issue in a real conversation. Smart Page Detection — Automatically warns you when a page contains no reviewable code, so you always know what to expect. Your Choice of AI — Use Google Gemini (bring your own API key) or a locally-running Ollama model for full privacy. No data stored — Your code and conversations never leave your browser session. 🔒 Privacy First Your API key is stored locally on your device. No code or conversation data is sent to any third-party server other than the AI provider you choose. Getting Started Install the extension Click the extension icon → open Options and enter your Gemini API key (or configure Ollama) Navigate to any page with code and open the side panel Click Review Code or type any question to begin
Mar 16, 2026
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