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Every reviewer IonWarp runs on a pull request, and what each one catches.

Code ReviewFinds bugs in changed code by tracing each function to its callersSecurity ReviewFinds auth gaps, injection and exposed secrets in changed codeAPI PerformanceFlags extra or unbounded queries and blocking calls on request pathsCI/CD PerformanceFlags workflow changes that drop a cache, slow every run or weaken a gateDocs ReviewFlags docs, comments and error messages the change made wrongAI ArchitectureFlags duplicate code, second code paths and code the change left behindLog & ErrorsFlags swallowed errors, unhandled crash paths and dropped logsCost ReviewFlags model calls whose tokens or cost never get recordedSOC 2 ReviewFlags admin actions with no audit log, disabled CI gates and exposed secrets
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01 — Install

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IonWarpbotexample review
IonWarp Review — PR #412
3 issues| 2 P1 1 P2
#SevIssueFile
1Second timeout parser reads a bare number as seconds, not millisecondslib/review-timeout.ts
2Import still points to the helper deleted by this PRlib/tasks.ts
3The fix patches one caller; the shared client still drops the errorapi/teams.ts
lib/review-timeout.ts
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const timeoutMs = parseReviewTimeout(value);const timeoutMs = parseDurationMs(value);// shared parser owns supported units and validation
A second timeout parser reads numbers differently · AI Architecture

The new review-only parser duplicates the platform duration parser but treats a bare number as seconds instead of milliseconds. Use the shared parser and delete the duplicate.

Suggested fixAI fix prompt