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My code stays on my laptop: building a private AI code reviewer with Ollama

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The problem When I want feedback on my code, the easy option is pasting it into a hosted AI tool. But my code is mine, and I'd rather it stayed on my laptop. So I built a code reviewer that runs entirely on my own machine. What I built A small Python tool that takes my uncommitted git diff and has…

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  1. 2026-10-26 05:51 · DEV Community — AI
    My code stays on my laptop: building a private AI code reviewer with Ollama

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