Deno Sashiko is an agentic code review system for the Deno runtime. It monitors open GitHub pull requests to thoroughly evaluate proposed changes. The system acts like a team of specialized reviewers covering Rust safety, TypeScript correctness, security sandbox integrity, and platform compatibility.

It relies on an open-source set of per-subsystem and generic prompts initially created by Chris Mason, combined with a custom multi-stage review protocol to maximize accuracy and minimize false positives.

This is an open-source project that belongs to the Linux Foundation, licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

This instance is actively reviewing all open pull requests on denoland/deno.

Powered by Gemini 3.1 Pro for AI-driven regression analysis across every pull request.

A fork of Sashiko, the Linux kernel AI review system, adapted for the Deno runtime.