Reviews that run your code. On the AI you already pay for.
Aether reviews your pull requests on a real cloud machine, using your Claude or ChatGPT subscription. No second AI bill.
One seeded failure. One unexpected finding. Every comment and second review public.
Push code. Get proof.
It runs your app, tests the change, and shows you what it found.
Demo video the review agent recorded while driving the changed checkout flow in a real browser inside its review environment.
Demo video the reviewer recorded while driving the change in a real browser.
Transparent demo: Acme Checkout is a controlled demo repository. I intentionally seeded the checkout overcharge so the failure, fix, and second review would be reproducible. In the same review, Aether found another bug I did not intentionally add: the promo remained active after checkout and silently discounted later orders. PRs 13 through 16 were rehearsal runs while producing this demonstration.
Run the code. Keep the evidence.
When visual verification is enabled, Aether opens the dev preview and posts before/after screenshots or a browser recording with its verdict.
Visual verification is a project setting: post screenshots, post demo video, or neither.
Inspect a real PRThe diff, in the order it matters.
Use it on PRs from Aether, Claude Code, Codex, or your team. The reviewer traces behavior across the repository, not just the diff.
Findings arrive grouped into a guide. Each section says what changed and why it matters, so you review consequences, not every line.
Comments are not the finish line.
When Aether wrote the code, the author agent fixes every finding and the reviewer checks the new commit. They repeat until the reviewer approves.
For outside pull requests, you still get the same independent review and dev preview, with visual evidence when enabled.
- Author agent
- Reads every finding, changes the implementation, and pushes a new commit.
- Reviewer agent
- Checks the new commit against the original failure and either approves or sends it back.
A reviewer you can answer.
Every finding is a thread on the exact line. Answer it and the reviewer answers back. Resolve it, or hand the fix straight to an agent.
Your review tool is a money leak.
Per-review tools charge per seat and per review. Aether charges for the machine, and the model runs on the plan you already have.
With Aether, you keep $13,500 a year.
Greptile Pro
$1,200/mo
- 20 seats$600
- 600 extra credits$600
Aether
$75/mo
- Pro plan$75
- 0 pack credits$0
- 1,600 reviews1,867 credits
Estimate. Greptile Pro list pricing as of October 12, 2026 (greptile.com/pricing): $30 a seat a month with 50 credits per seat, then $1 a credit; a review costs 1, 3 or 10 credits by type. Aether: a review takes about 14 minutes on the default Small devbox, billed on the cheapest plan that covers it plus credit packs at $0.10 a credit. Your Claude or ChatGPT subscription is not counted: reviews run on the one you already have.
EasyScale fired itself from code review.
Brannon Hogue runs a fleet of Codex agents across client work and his own startup. The agents were fast. He was the bottleneck: every PR they opened waited on him.
He connected GitHub and the Codex plan he already had. Five minutes, no new tools, no second AI bill. Now every PR is reviewed, fixed and ready before he even looks.
“I used to pull down every PR and review it myself. Now it’s all done before I even look. That’s the real time saver.”
Brannon HogueFounder, EasyScaleWorkflow: Codex worktrees open PRs, Aether reviews them on his Codex plan, comments land on GitHub, Codex fixes, he merges.
Three steps to your first review.
- 01
Connect GitHub
Install the Aether GitHub App on the repositories you choose, private ones included.
- 02
Bring your agent
Create a project from the repository and connect your Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode account, subscription or API key.
- 03
Turn on reviews
In the project’s PR Reviews settings, review when a PR opens or on every push, review only or apply fixes, with screenshots or a demo video if you want them.
Pay for compute. That's it.
1 credit = 12 minutes on the default Small devbox (1 vCPU, 4GB). Credits meter active runtime only, per second.
Free
$0
Kick the tires on real tasks.
- Credits a month
- 20
- Machine time
- about 4 hours
- Warm slots
- 1
- Tasks at once
- 3
Starter
$30/mo
A steady lane of agent work.
- Credits a month
- 400
- Machine time
- about 80 hours
- Warm slots
- 2
- Tasks at once
- 10
Pro
Most Popular$75/mo
The everyday fleet for one engineer.
- Credits a month
- 2,000
- Machine time
- about 400 hours
- Warm slots
- 3
- Tasks at once
- 25
Max
$120/mo
For a fleet that never sits idle.
- Credits a month
- 4,000
- Machine time
- about 800 hours
- Warm slots
- 5
- Tasks at once
- 50
- Medium (2 vCPU, 8GB) = 2× credits. Large (4 vCPU, 16GB) = 4× credits.
- Idle devboxes bill $0. Warm slots are free.
- Need more? Credit packs on any plan, at $0.10 a credit.
- No per-task fees. No overage surprises. Cancel end-of-cycle.
Questions about reviews
Which pull requests does Aether review?
Any pull request that is not a draft, in a repository connected through the GitHub App, whoever wrote it, private repositories included. Pull requests from forks are reviewed, never written to.
Who posts the comments?
Reviews and findings post as the Aether GitHub App, each signed with the agent and model that wrote it. When you reply to a finding from Aether, the reply posts as you, through your own GitHub account.
Can it fix what it finds?
Set the project to review and apply fixes, and Aether appends verified fix commits to pull requests from the same repository, then reviews the new head. It never force-pushes or merges. On pull requests Aether wrote, you can also hand the findings to the agent that wrote them.
Which agent does the reviewing?
Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode, with the model and thinking you choose for the project, running on your own provider account.
Can I ask for a review on demand?
Comment aether review on a pull request once review command comments are on for the project; the commenter needs to be an owner, member, or collaborator on the repository. You can also re-review a pull request from the Aether app.
What does a review cost?
Devbox time, like any task: credits by the second on the machine it runs on. There is no per-review fee, and the model runs on your own plan.
Stop paying extra for subscriptions you already have.
Start with free credits. Bring any repository and any pull request.
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