git-lrc is a developer tool designed to integrate into the git commit workflow. It automatically reviews every code diff before a commit is finalized, aiming to catch unintended changes introduced by AI agents or other automated code generation tools. The tool is positioned as a lightweight addition to a developer's existing version control process, with a setup time of approximately 60 seconds and no cost for use. The primary function of git-lrc is to act as a pre commit hook that inspects all changes staged for a commit. It compares the diff against the developer's existing codebase and flags anomalies such as silent deletions, behavioral shifts, or newly introduced bugs that may have been generated by AI coding assistants. This real time review occurs before the commit lands, allowing developers to reject or modify problematic changes before they become part of the project history. Typical use cases involve teams that rely on AI agents for code generation but need an additional safety layer to maintain code integrity. The workflow is straightforward: after installing git-lrc and running a one time setup, the tool runs automatically whenever a developer initiates a git commit. It outputs a review summary of the diff, highlighting areas of concern, and optionally blocks the commit until the developer addresses the flagged items. The tool is completely free and does not require a subscription or API key. Technical requirements are minimal. git-lrc is a command line utility that hooks into git’s commit lifecycle. It is compatible with standard git workflows and does not depend on any specific programming language or framework. The tool itself is available for download from the Hexmos website, and its underlying mechanisms are designed to be non intrusive, adding no noticeable latency to the commit process.