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Stackwise · Oct 2026Loading market
Demo market. Stackwise, its founders and every number on this page are fictional, made to demonstrate Mitra. This content is illustrative. Exchange prices and volume include only actual executions; this market cannot accept real orders.
—Last trade
Yes No offerNo No offerOpen
No resting orders. No executable quote is available.
Stackwise, founded by Lena Fischer, is an open-source code-review assistant that summarizes pull requests, scores their risk, and explains changes in plain language.
A GitHub app and CLI. Each pull request gets a summary, a risk score based on what it touches, and an explanation of every changed file. Self-hostable and open source under the MIT license.
Lena maintains Stackwise and wants code review to take minutes, not days. Staff engineer at two developer-tools companies; long-time open source maintainer.
Stackwise now reviews GitLab merge requests too.
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Independently verifiedThese legacy terms need owner review and republication before any funded contract could open. Missing or unavailable source data is never treated as No. No orders can be executed.
Only the Mitra owner settles markets, from the source above. Founders cannot trade, settle or change their own markets. Each ruling has a 24-hour window for objections before payout.
Stackwise now reviews GitLab merge requests too.
Stackwise · Oct 2026
Morgan W.@demo_morganwDemo17d
Following Lena for the next update before I trade.
Harper J.@demo_harperjDemo19d
If they keep this pace, Yes looks cheap.