Every pull request is cross-examined by four independent AI reviewers. When they flag a real defect, we count it — deduped, so four models catching the same bug counts once. These are live numbers, straight from the reviewers' own output.
Across 14,003 code reviews so far, the panel flagged at least one real issue on 64% of them.
A single model — or the one that wrote the code — misses what it isn't looking for. Four independent models, made to argue before anything merges, catch what any one of them would let through. That's the whole idea, and the number above is the receipt.