Why “checked before commit” matters
An unverified suggestion moves work around instead of removing it: someone still has to apply it, find it doesn’t compile, and fix the fix. CodeReviewer runs your project’s own type-check (and, if you want, its build) on every change before it’s committed. So what lands on the branch has already cleared the first bar your CI would set.
You can tell CodeReviewer how to prepare and build your project in a small config file in the repository, so verification matches the way your team actually builds.
Designed to fail safely
Every automated fixer eventually meets a problem it can’t solve. The difference is what happens next. CodeReviewer counts its attempts, and when a fix keeps failing it stops, leaves the branch clean, and escalates with a plain explanation of what it tried and why it didn’t work. Your team gets a clear hand-off instead of a string of broken commits.