
Rami Code Review
@rami-code-review
Rami reviews every pull request for the bugs, logic errors, and risky patterns that AI coding agents commonly leave behind. When it flags something, your agent — Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex — fetches the finding over MCP, fixes it, and pushes; Rami re-reviews until those issues
Overview
What is Rami Code Review?
Rami Code Review is an MCP server that reviews pull requests for security vulnerabilities, bugs, and performance issues, then fixes the findings through MCP. It works with Claude Code and Codex, and gives you full control over what merges.
How to use Rami Code Review?
Install the Rami GitHub App on your repository, add the marketplaces for Claude Code or Codex, install the plugin, then run /rami:review on a PR branch. The server walks each finding by priority — blocking, high, medium, low — and applies fixes or accepts disputes until the PR is clean.
Key features of Rami Code Review
- Reviews every PR for security, bugs, and performance
- Fixes findings automatically through MCP
- Dispute findings with evidence like false positives
- Walks findings by priority: blocking → high → medium → low
- Runs up to 5 iterations per review session
- Supports both Claude Code and Codex
Use cases of Rami Code Review
- Automatically review and fix pull requests before merge
- Catch security vulnerabilities and logic errors early
- Dispute false positives with contextual evidence
- Monitor review status and remaining quota with commands
FAQ from Rami Code Review
What does Rami Code Review do during a review?
It fetches review results, walks each finding by priority, fixes each one or lets you dispute with evidence, then commits and pushes changes.
What are the requirements to use Rami?
You need to install the Rami GitHub App on your repository and add the Rami plugin through either the Claude Code or Codex marketplace.
How do I dispute a finding?
Use the dispute loop built into the same review session by providing evidence for categories like false positive, framework guarantee, intentional design, or duplicate. Accepted disputes drop out so only real issues land in commits.
Why does the server return "Authentication required"?
The Rami GitHub App must be installed on the repository. Install it from github.com/apps/rami-code-remeow to resolve this.
How many iterations does the review loop run?
The /rami:review command repeats its fix-dispute loop until the PR is clean, up to a maximum of 5 iterations per session.