Close every review loop.
One device, unlimited local reviews, exact history, Review Coverage, Agent Assurance, external evidence receipts, and checksum Change Passports.
Independent assurance for AI-generated code
Review AI code with evidence, not trust.
Runrail reviews an existing candidate branch on your machine, turns findings into a brief for any coding agent, and verifies the next revision before you decide what ships.
No sign-up for the recorded review. The preview includes doctor, the safe sample, a path-free Repository Readiness Receipt, and a Review-Ready Brief you can copy or download.
Review → Brief → Verify
No sign-up
Repository stays on this device
Three items need a human decision before this change is ready.
Give the same fixed objectives to the coding agent you already use.
The recorded objectives closed. Runrail still does not approve a merge.
One repeatable habit
Runrail gives every AI coding session the same finish line: visible evidence and a human decision.
Select the base and AI branch. Runrail checks supported files locally and shows the three actions that matter most.
Copy a source-free correction brief to Codex, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or the agent you already use.
Rerun the revision and see what resolved, remained, appeared, or returned before making the human decision.
Why you come back
Runrail remembers the proof chain, not your source code. Reopen the exact review, see what changed across revisions, and measure outcomes without trusting an agent's completion message.
Start simple. Add continuity when it matters.
No metered local reviews. No mandatory model. Your evidence remains portable.
One device, unlimited local reviews, exact history, Review Coverage, Agent Assurance, external evidence receipts, and checksum Change Passports.
Three devices, Trust Profiles, weekly reports, signed passports, agent outcome history, Candidate Tournament, and ProofGraph.
Your stack. Your agent. Your machine.
One independent review layer across every AI coding workflow. Use Runrail with Codex, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or another agent. The public preview turns read-only repository inspection into one deterministic readiness state and next action; real-repository review requires a paid entitlement after trusted installers and commerce checks are complete.