Some codebases cannot be sent to someone else's model — not encrypted, not redacted, not at all. This runs entirely on your own hardware: three open models on one workstation, in a sandbox with no network.
A real disclosure: CVE-2024-2952, a critical server-side template injection, run against the commit before its fix — with no advisory text and no hint of the answer.
Three open models on one box. The sandbox runs --network=none. Nothing is
uploaded, because there is nowhere for it to go.
Every tool call, every citation, every line it read — streamed while it works, then written to a markdown casefile you can diff and keep.
Confidence is measured, not asserted. Claims that fail verification are marked as failures rather than quietly dropped.
Tell us what you are reviewing, and what cannot leave your network.
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