mergeCraft reviews a pull request with no SaaS account and no dashboard: it runs entirely inside your own GitHub Action, using your own API keys, and writes its verdict straight into the PR.
Findings come from deterministic analyzers and model reasoning together, with policy-driven merge gates and a terminal verdict that defaults to blocking a merge when the review comes back inconclusive.
Its optional behaviour-verification step drives a real browser with a custom browser-use plus Jev driver to check that the change actually behaves as claimed, writing a versioned report the main review can consume separately from its code findings.
What you get
- Full Python source code under the MIT license
- The mergecraft CLI, its GitHub Action, and the Jev-driven browser behaviour checker






