AI review bot vs reviewer intelligence layer.
Ellipsis is an AI code review bot that comments on PRs with suggestions, catches bugs, and enforces style. Axiomo is a reviewer intelligence layer that tells you who's making changes, what's at risk, and what governance policies apply. Ellipsis replaces some reviewer work. Axiomo informs the reviewer's judgment.
Acts as an automated reviewer. Comments directly on PRs with specific suggestions, bug catches, and improvements.
Acts as a context layer for human reviewers. Provides intelligence to inform your decision, not make it for you.
| Feature | Ellipsis | Axiomo |
|---|---|---|
| AI review comments | Yes | No |
| Bug detection | Yes | No |
| Contributor intelligence | No | Yes |
| Risk scoring | No | Yes |
| Policy enforcement | Limited | Yes |
| Sensitive path detection | No | Yes |
| Human judgment preserved | Partial | Yes |
Ellipsis tries to be an automated reviewer. Axiomo tries to make human reviewers better. If you want AI to leave comments and catch bugs, Ellipsis fits that need. If you want to understand who's making changes, what's at risk, and where to focus your own review, that's Axiomo's territory.
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