Every pull request deserves a fast first pass. Code Review watches your GitHub repositories, reviews each pull request with an agent, and posts the result back to GitHub as an ordinary review with inline comments.
Why install it
- Catch issues before review time is spent. Bugs, risky edge cases, security concerns, performance regressions, and maintainability problems surface early.
- Keep pull requests moving. Solo projects and small teams get a second set of eyes when nobody is immediately available.
- Make reviews consistent. The same baseline checks apply to every pull request, so humans can focus on architecture and product judgment.
- Stay inside GitHub. Findings appear as inline comments with a verdict and a summary, where the code discussion already happens.
What it does
- Monitors the repositories you add from the Rome dashboard.
- Runs automatically when pull requests open or receive new commits.
- Also runs on demand, on a GitHub review request, or on a mention command.
- Posts line-level findings plus a concise summary and verdict.
- Takes per-repository review instructions.
- Allows selected GitHub users, or everyone except the people you block.
- Keeps a review history dashboard in Rome for status and follow-up.
It does not replace human review. It handles the repetitive first pass so people can spend their attention on decisions that need judgment.