With Patched, development teams can create custom AI workflows to automate code reviews, documentation, and patches. The workflows can be self-hosted through our open-source framework and integrated with your preferred LLM, ensuring full privacy and control.

It sounds like there’s an interesting contrast between tools like Cursor and more managed platforms like Patched. While Cursor and GitHub Copilot focus on core tasks like code reviews and doc generation, platforms like Patched seem to offer more flexibility for designing custom workflows, especially for complex and tailored use cases like analyzing PRs or generating style guides. Having both local and remote options could definitely be useful depending on the project’s needs. It seems like tools like Patched are aiming to bridge the gap by enabling more robust, customizable automation beyond what a basic AI assistant might handle. As this space evolves, I think we might see more integrations between these tools to cover all bases—local development and more complex managed workflows in one ecosystem.

Congratulations on the launch of Patched! The ability to automate code reviews and documentation while maintaining full control and privacy is impressive.

Looks good! Congrats on this launch! @codelion

Congrats on launch of Patched....

Congrats on launching! @codelion

Grats on the launch guys!

Great job! This should save a ton of engineering time.

Congratulations on the launch of Patched! The ability to automate code reviews and documentation while maintaining full control and privacy is impressive.