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Ship without a second reviewer
What a change forgot is found by your agent before the commit — not by you in review, and not by a customer.
8% vs 22%of the answer score lost to errors and omissions, same model
GitMir Vibe
Stop your coding agent from breaking what it can’t see
Give Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or VS Code the business logic behind every task — then check what each commit reaches before it lands.
69% less context · 63% lower cost · x4.5 faster · +14 pts answer quality
10,000 credits to start · $9 per person / month
Your agent reads files
Your business logic is in how they connect
Which rule changes a status, which customer path runs through a screen, what else a change reaches: no single file says it. So on every task your agent rebuilds it from files and misses what isn’t named like the task.
GitMir Intelligence builds these connections from your repositories and keeps them current with every push.
Before the change
Your agent sees what a change reaches before it writes code
It gives GitMir the task in the words it was given and gets back the business logic around it: the rule the task lands on, the records and customer paths it reaches, including the ones that share no word with the task.
Coding agentBefore the editTaskChange how unpaid invoices are handled
Areas it reaches
Billing & Subscription3 of 3reachedOrganization1 of 1reachedProject1 of 1reachedTeam & Access1 of 1reachedProject & Organization Creation1 of 1reached
Reached through connectionsBring someone into an organization
Area
Team & Access
Inviting a member passes through the organization
How the change gets there
1An unpaid invoice restricts the organization
2Organization
3Bring someone into an organization
A search for the task’s words
Misses it: no word starts with “unpaid” or “invoice”
7 parts · 5 areas · 4 share no word with the task
Before each commit
Each change is checked against your business logic before it is committed
GitMir names what the change reaches and what depends on it but was left out. With the optional pre-commit hook on, a commit waits for the check, so your agent looks at the gaps before you review.
Three modes, shown for each connection: commit hook — a commit in that clone waits for the check (a person can still skip it); advisory — no hook, your agent is asked to check each change; unavailable — on the Free plan or before the first reading, nothing is checked and GitMir says so. The check comes with GitMir Vibe and GitMir Engineering.
git commitPre-commit checkCommitChange how unpaid invoices are handled
Staged · 2 files
…/misc/useOrganizationRestrictions.tschecked…/invoices/invoices-overdue-query.tschecked
Rule · not in this commitAn unpaid invoice restricts the organization
How the commit reaches it · 2 steps away
1invoices data
2Invoice
3An unpaid invoice restricts the organization
What the rule does
An invoice left open escalates: first a warning, then a grace period, then services actually restricted. It also blocks specific operations elsewhere — deploying a read…
GitMir tells your agent
Look at the nearest ones before you commit, and change them too if the new behaviour breaks them.
3 parts changed · 13 depend on them and are not in this commit6 actions · 4 API routes not drawn
Who it is for
What each person
gets from it
Developer on a team
Your agent works from the team’s rules
Not from its own guess at the open files. Everyone’s agent answers from the same model of the product.
8.4K vs 27.4Ktokens of context per question
Team lead
Checks on every change, without a new process
The connection lives in the repository, so a new person gets it with the code. One screen shows who is connected and turns a connection off.
Benchmark 001: the same model and the same settings for every alternative.
Benchmark 001
Better answers about
your business logic, for less
−69%
context required
−63%
cost per question
−50%
latency
+14 pts
answer quality
Measured on Supabase with the same AI model: GitMir against the strongest alternative.
The problems it closes
In the words of people who build with agents.
What you hearWhat changes with GitMir
“The agent breaks what it never saw”
Context before the edit: the parts a task touches, including those that share no word with it.
“Setting up MCP with keys and config files takes an afternoon”
One line in the agent and one Allow in the browser.
“I review every agent commit myself”
The change is checked against the product before your agent commits it — what it reached, and what depends on it but was not changed.
“I work alone. There is no second person to review”
The check runs with your agent on each change; with the commit hook on, an unchecked commit is stopped.
“The agent rules file is out of date”
Answers always come from the current commit, and the agent reads new commits itself.
“Every new teammate sets everything up again”
The connection lives in the repository; each person signs in once from their own agent.
Keep your coding agent
One line in the coding agent
you already use
claude mcp add --transport http gitmir-vibe https://vibe.gitmir.com/mcpThen type /mcp and sign in.
codex mcp add gitmir-vibe --url https://vibe.gitmir.com/mcpThen run:
codex mcp login gitmir-vibehttps://vibe.gitmir.com/mcpYour agent signs you in and sends you to GitHub to pick a repository. Reading starts on its own. GitMir reads only the repositories you pick, and there are no keys to copy.
Free to start
$9 per person / month
Start with 10,000 credits
Build the business logic of your repositories. No card.
$9 per person / month
Each change checked before it is committed, and 3,000 credits a month added to your team.
1–10 credits a question
Each question your agent asks GitMir uses 1–10 credits. Reading and updating repositories use credits too, from the same balance.
Included in a GitMir Engineering seat.