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DeepSeek Code Review

A GitHub Action and CLI tool that runs automated code reviews using DeepSeek models, commenting directly on pull requests or reviewing local git diffs from the command line.

DeepSeek Code Review

DeepSeek Code Review automates pull-request reviews with DeepSeek models through a GitHub Action, or reviews commits locally from the command line. As a GitHub Action, it reviews new pull requests automatically, can be skipped with a marker in the PR title or body, supports interactive conversation by mentioning the bot in a PR comment, and works across macOS, Ubuntu, and Windows runners; it also skips locked PR conversations automatically.

Locally, it streams review output, can review a remote GitHub PR or local commit changes directly from the CLI, and can write results to a Markdown file. Both modes support DeepSeek's V4 and R1 models, self-hosted DeepSeek models, and customizable model, base URL, and prompt settings, and can include or exclude specific files from review.

It is written in Nushell and MIT licensed.

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