The latest release of rladr-org/reviewer-agent is v1.4.4. It is a gate tool in which a separate agent reviews code changes in Claude Code and Codex before the commit. The information published in FACTS does not state what changed in v1.4.4. The verifiable update therefore runs only to the latest release version of the repository, and the specific changes cannot be asserted.
The tool runs plan review and code review in separate sessions, and blocks the commit until the flagged issues are resolved. Codex, Pi, and Claude Code can serve as the review runner, and the setup assumes that the model used for development and the model used for review are kept apart. It also offers a persistent check that, when an agent is about to stop in the middle of a task, looks at the project plan and the task list to decide whether to continue. Pre-commit review and work-stall supervision are therefore handled in a single tool.
The implementation language of the repository is Python and the license is MPL-2.0. The star count recorded in FACTS is 0, and the usage records in the README are figures reported by the author, not independently verified performance numbers. These records alone are not enough to judge the review quality or effectiveness of the tool. Since the changelog for v1.4.4 is not given either, this is closer to a tool worth examining further for its features and constraints than an option with confirmed performance.