Critic
Ask the agent that made a change why it made it, from the review page
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When an agent hands you an enormous pull request, reading it as a sequence of small, explained steps is a more honest review than skimming one giant diff.
Chronosphere uses an LLM to turn a finished pull request into a plausible step-by-step story of how it was written. You scrub through the steps as diffs, stage inline comments, then submit one GitHub review and merge from the same screen. Sign-in is GitHub OAuth, and reconstruction runs on your own OpenRouter account. A set of agent skills can instead record the real sequence as an agent works, or review unpushed changes locally with nothing uploaded. Built by Peter Mertz. It shares its name with an observability company, and the main repo states no licence.
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