YOUR EDITOR. A SECOND SET OF EYES.
Good code deserves
a second look.
One assistant builds. Another checks the work.
You get the changes, the evidence, and the final say.
LOCAL CODING WORKFLOW
PLANTED-DEFECT TRIAL
A condensed reconstruction of a reviewed, deliberately seeded trial. Code excerpts are shortened; review text is paraphrased. This is a webpage demonstration of the CLI workflow, not a released VS Code extension.
WHY THE SECOND LOOK?
A passing check can
still miss the point.
In this trial, the code used the wrong field. The smoke tests passed. The verifier tried two contrasting inputs, reproduced the mistake, and sent it back.
One repair later, the change matched the task. That is one useful catch in a controlled test, not a promise that every bug gets found.
Development notes ↗A short introduction to the workflow · Grady narration with ambient music · sound optional
A FEW THINGS
BEFORE YOU START.
Does it change my working checkout?
Runs use an isolated worktree. You inspect the reviewed checkpoint before deciding what to integrate.
Is this a VS Code extension?
The current tool is a local command-line application. This website reconstructs its workflow inside an editor-style interface. The review panel is a presentation concept.
Which assistants does it use?
Codex and Claude Code can take either role. Their native CLIs and your provider access are required for live runs.
What does a finished run guarantee?
It records the checks and review for a specific checkpoint. A finished run is not automatic approval and does not guarantee that every defect has been found.
TAKE THE
NEXT TURN.
Help test BuildTurn on real coding tasks. Tell us what you work on and where a second review would help.
The first release is validated on Windows. Other platforms are welcome to register interest.