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It is deterministic — no model call, no network traffic, your code never runs — so the same diff always scores the same way.
Farol runs as a CLI or a GitHub Action and turns a pull request into a 0-100 risk figure, a classification, and a list of files ordered by how much trouble each one could cause. For every file it gives reasons: the routes and endpoints downstream, API contracts broken, dependency changes. It also reports test coverage on the diff, suggests reviewers from git blame, and writes an HTML report that remembers which files you have already read. TypeScript, Go and Python; reflection and dynamic dispatch come back as unknown rather than a guess. Run it with npx; nothing is hosted.
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