If you let Claude Code, Cursor, Devin, Aider, Copilot, or any other coding agent open PRs against your repo, you already know the problem. The diff looks fine on a fast read. CI is green. You merge it. A week later you find the test that "passed" got deleted, or the error handling is a silent catch {}, or the "fix" was a comment swap that never touched the bug.
Swarm Orchestrator looks at those PRs and flags the suspicious bits before you click merge.
What it is
A CLI and a GitHub Action. Open source. Node 20 or later. You point it at a PR (or a local diff) and it scores the patch against a set of cheat-pattern detectors. It posts a comment back to the PR with what it found and why.
swarm audit moonrunnerkc/swarm-orchestrator#42
