CodeJury
A terminal coding agent that sends every change to two independent models from different providers for review, shipping a change only when both approve.
CodeJury is a terminal-first coding agent built on the idea that a single reviewer shares the same training biases as the model that wrote the change. Instead, a change is reviewed by two models from different providers, each reading it from its own brief without seeing the other's opinion; both must approve, or the change goes back to the developer with the reason attached. An optional panel mode seats up to six specialist reviewers with a foreperson to reconcile them.
The project indexes a repository once into a persistent code graph and looks up context from it on later runs instead of rediscovering the codebase each time, which keeps review costs low relative to the development stage that reads whole files and writes the change.
It is written in Python and licensed under the MIT license.