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Tenki Code Reviewer now runs on Cursor Origin

Install Tenki Code Reviewer from the Origin marketplace, and every pull request on the repos you select gets a summary, inline findings and a check.

Guzman Pintos

3 min read

Starting today, Tenki Code Reviewer is available in the Cursor Origin app marketplace. Once it's installed, Tenki reviews every pull request and posts its findings directly on the PR.

What is Origin?

Origin is SpaceXAI's code hosting platform, built into Cursor, with repos, pull requests and GitHub sync. Cursor agents work directly on the code it hosts.

How to set it up

  1. Install Tenki Code Reviewer from the Origin marketplace, or from the Tenki dashboard: go to Code Reviewer and click Install App next to Cursor Origin. If you don't have a Tenki account yet, sign up first.
  2. Choose all repositories in your Origin codebase or selected ones, and approve the permissions.
  3. Open a pull request, or mark a draft as ready.

From pull request to merge

  1. Open a pull request. Tenki starts as soon as the PR is ready for review. Drafts are skipped until they're marked ready, and since Cursor agents open PRs as drafts, marking one ready is what starts the review.
  2. Tenki reviews it. In about 3 minutes, Tenki posts a summary of the change with a count of findings by severity, inline findings on the exact lines, and a Tenki Code Review check on the PR.
  3. Tenki finds the bug. Each finding has a severity, an explanation and a suggested fix. In our test repo, a Cursor agent added an endpoint that skipped the team-membership check. Tenki flagged it as high severity, explained that any signed-in user could read another team's invoice totals, cited the repo's own rule from AGENTS.md, and suggested the exact fix. It didn't approve the PR, and the check failed.
  4. Cursor fixes it. Ask the agent to fix the finding and push to the same branch.
  5. Tenki checks the fix. Turn on review on push in Code Reviewer → Configuration and Tenki re-reviews every time someone pushes to the PR. Otherwise, comment @tenki-reviewer to re-run the review.
  6. Tenki approves and you merge. When there are no serious findings left, Tenki approves the PR and the check passes. By default the check is optional, so a failing check flags the PR without blocking the merge.

Set the review rules in your repo

Add an AGENTS.md with what to flag, what to focus on and which paths to ignore, and Tenki follows it. Details

Pricing

Reviews cost $1.00 each, billed from your Tenki workspace credits. New workspaces get $100 in free credit.

Get started

Install Tenki Code Reviewer from the Origin marketplace or the Tenki dashboard. If you're new to Tenki, see the Code Reviewer docs.

Thanks to the SpaceXAI team for building Origin's app marketplace and reviewing the integration with us.

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