Is CrossCut a code review tool?
No. Review stays yours: human, with PR bots or with SonarQube. CrossCut takes what that review found and hands it to the assistant before it generates new code. It is not an IDE and does not replace the assistant.
Does my code leave my network?
With DeepSeek distillation, already sanitized findings leave: the client redacts secrets and paths, and the server sanitizes again, emails included. With the “none” provider nothing leaves. Prompts are turned into embeddings on our server. The providers are listed in the privacy policy.
Does it reduce repeated mistakes?
We cannot claim that yet. The deterministic gate did very well on its corpus, but the test with an agent (120 runs) gave 0.333 with and without CrossCut, with no conclusion. The detail is in the evidence section.
Who curates the lessons?
Any project member can approve, edit or discard. The lead manages members, providers, retention and integrations, and can require double approval for rules.
What does “avoided (estimated)” mean?
It is an estimate: injections minus recurrences. It does not prove the assistant used the lesson. “Injected” only means it was in a run’s block.
Which assistants does it work with?
Claude Code, Grok and OpenCode have a plugin; Cursor, rules and hooks. For Codex, Gemini CLI and Continue there are sample MCP configurations, not verified in production.
What happens when the spend cap is reached?
Each project has a monthly cap in USD. At 80% an alert goes up, and at 100% retrieval falls back to lexical search.
How much does it cost?
Prices are decided at launch. Meanwhile you can request early access.
Can I sign up and start today?
There is no automatic sign-up yet. Early access works by request: a person on the team reviews each one, creates the project and invites the lead from the dashboard.