Review & watch

The workstation critic reviews each commit and gates your push on the result. This is that loop in depth. The CLI is free to run on any repository; the hosted Platform panel is the paid tier (pricing).

Run a review

A review normally starts on its own from the post-commit hook. To run it directly against the current commit:

cerebe review

The critic reads your repo's rules, reviews the diff, and writes a per-commit verdict, running a multi-vendor quorum from your AI-app subscriptions.

Follow the factory floor

cerebe watch

watch streams each critic's progress and the aggregate verdict as it settles for the current branch.

Read the verdict

cerebe status --commit HEAD   # terse: verdict + per-critic status
cerebe show   --commit HEAD   # full artifact: findings, severities, rationale

Findings are tiered: blocker and high hold your next push; everything below is advisory and stays on the record as a dissent.

Push through the gate

git push

The pre-push gate needs a completed review for the HEAD commit and blocks if that verdict has an open blocker or high finding. It also fails closed when the post-commit review hasn't produced a verdict yet (blockOnMissingReview), so an unreviewed push never slips through — wait for cerebe watch to settle, then push. If you're blocked by a finding, fix it in a new commit — never amend. The verdict is bound to the original commit's SHA and diff hash, so an amend detaches the evidence instead of clearing it.

A push blocked by something genuinely outside your change can be bypassed, but the bypass is loud: it takes a named, recorded reason and is written to the audit trail.

Audit a range

cerebe findings --range origin/main..HEAD   # every finding on the branch
cerebe stats                                # the audit trail, including bypasses

findings reads the recorded findings across a range without re-running the gate.