Engineering
PR review and code triage from a chat app
Point Pi at your repository and let it review open pull requests from wherever you are. It reads the diff with real tools, writes a summary, and replies in your messenger.
Who it's for: Engineers and small teams who want to keep reviews moving without being at a desk.
The problem
- Reviews stall when the only reviewer is away from their editor.
- Hosted code-review bots want repo-wide access on someone else's servers.
- Context switching into a laptop for a two-line diff is friction that kills momentum.
With openclawOS
- Pi runs on your own hardware with shell and file-system tools, so it clones and reads the actual diff — not a summary of a summary.
- Ask for a review from Telegram or Slack; the answer comes back in the same thread.
- Per-sender session isolation means each reviewer's context stays separate.
How to set it up
- 1
Install openclawOS
Run the installer and start the gateway on a machine that can reach your repositories.
- 2
Pair a channel
Pair Telegram or Slack so you can message Pi from your phone.
- 3
Give Pi the repo
Point Pi at the checkout (or a clone command) so its shell tool can read the diff.
- 4
Ask for a review
Message 'review PR #142' and Pi replies with a summary and flagged regressions.
Common questions
No. Pi reads the diff with local tools on your own machine. You decide what access it has — read-only is enough for review.
Related use cases
- Customer and team ops without another SaaS Route messages, escalate to a human and file issues from one agent binding — self-hosted, so customer conversations never leave your stack.
- A private AI agent inside a group chat Run Pi inside a Signal or Discord group for standups, summaries and action items — end-to-end encrypted by the channel, self-hosted by you.
Ready to build this?
Install openclawOS, pair a channel, and put Pi to work. The whole loop is under ten minutes.