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introducing t-rex with t-rex enabled, greptile doesn't just review your PR, it runs your branch in a sandbox to find bugs. it mocks api calls, clicks around the UI, and writes + runs unit tests in our benchmarks, it caught ~20% more bugs than base greptile. most of the... show more

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