Ever get feedback from Zenable on a pull request and wish you could just hand it to your AI coding agent to fix? Now you can. Run zenable triage in your terminal and Zenable pulls your PR or MR review feedback locally, formatted in a way that's optimal and instructive for agents to consume and act on.
This started as an internal workflow. Jon, our founder, got addicted to using our hooks for agent and guardrail reviews locally, opening a PR to get a deeper research and review, then pulling that context back down locally to close the loop. It was too useful not to share.
Tell your agent to run zenable triage and it fetches the latest review comments, researches the underlying issues, validates them against your codebase, and proposes fixes, all without leaving your IDE. It works with both GitHub and GitLab, and fits naturally into any agent-driven development workflow.
Whether you're using Claude Code, Cursor, or another agentic IDE, zenable triage gives your agent the context it needs to close the loop on code review feedback.