Mairit reviews AI-generated PRs, migrations, and infrastructure changes before they merge. Staff and principals first. Domain specialists when needed. Audit trail your incident postmortem and SOC 2 auditor both accept. Without becoming the bureaucracy your engineers route around.
Code owners, branch protection, two-reviewer rules. All sized for the volume your humans were producing. Now Claude Code drafts the migration, Cursor writes the auth refactor, Copilot scaffolds the infra change. Some get a real review. Some get LGTM. Some get neither.
The volume forced them to triage. The PRs that need their hours don't get them. The ones that don't, do. The bug ships either way.
Who reviewed this before it shipped? "The GitHub approve button" doesn't satisfy SOC 2 CC8.1, your incident lead, or you at 3am.
Each one routes to the senior who owns the service. Each one ships with an audit trail SOC 2 fieldwork accepts.
The PRs that ship to your customers, reviewed by a senior engineer who owns the service and is on-call for it. Structured rubric. 20 to 30 minutes, signed by a named senior.
Schema changes run through a senior who has the dependency map. Analytics pipeline impact flagged before the migration runs. Rollback strategy verified before merge.
Terraform and Kubernetes changes routed to a senior who knows your environment topology. Over-permissioned IAM flagged. Drift from your baseline caught.
No. Mairit lives inside the agent your engineer is already using. /review is one command, no new tab, no ticket. The senior reviewer answers an 18-question rubric in 20 to 30 minutes, also inside their agent. The rubric replaces vague free-form code review with structured questions a senior can answer fast. Engineers stop guessing what review wants from them. Seniors stop spending Saturday on someone else's PR queue. Bureaucracy is what happens when the review process makes everyone slower. This makes everyone faster.
Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, OpenClaw, any MCP-native agent. Works in your editor. No new tabs, no new tickets, no new dashboards. The reviewing senior works inside the same agents your engineers do. Reviews clear in 20-30 minutes.
Reads your CODEOWNERS, your service catalogue, and your on-call rotation. Routes to the senior who owns the file and is awake. Not whoever clicked approve last Tuesday.
Reviewer identity, change rationale, and approval timestamp logged automatically. Auditor export in one click.
20-minute walkthrough. Bring a recent AI-generated PR. We'll show you what the senior review would have caught.