Solutions · Agent workloads
PR review bot.
An agent wakes up per pull request, checks out the branch on a remoco, runs your review harness against the diff, and posts inline comments. Uses your existing code-review prompts, skills, and style guides — no new review vocabulary to learn.
What you need
- A GitHub repo with PRs to review
- A remoco workstation (standard, 8h/day x 5d is plenty)
- A review harness — a Claude Code skill, Codex prompt, or script — that takes a PR diff and emits review comments
- A GitHub webhook → cloudflared tunnel
Deploy to a remoco
Paste into Claude Code or Codex
claudecodex
# build a PR review bot on a remoco for this repo
provision a standard-class remoco named pr-reviewer.
install the remoco cli; clone this repo.
write a small service at ~/code/reviewer/server.ts that:
1. listens on :8091 for github pull_request webhooks
2. on opened | synchronize, checks out the PR branch into a worktree
3. runs claude review against the diff using our skills in .claude/skills/
4. posts review comments to the PR via the github api
5. leaves the branch running for follow-up questions
expose at pr.reviewer.<me>.remoco.dev as public.
set up a github webhook for the pull_request event.
return the webhook URL and the per-PR URL template so i can hit it in the PR description.
Parallel worktrees unlock this
Each PR becomes its own worktree via remoco worktree pr-42. The reviewer agent can keep three PRs loaded simultaneously without port collisions. When a reviewer closes a PR, remoco worktree --teardown pr-42 cleans everything up — no drift.
Cost
Standard class · 8h/day × 5d ≈ 160 hrs/mo. After 40 hrs included, 120 billable × $0.06 = $7.20. Plus $40 plan = ~$47/mo before the $40 credit.