Code Review

App: Cursor Origin

Cursor

Featured

Cursor's Git forge for the agentic era — host repos, review pull requests and let coding agents work in the same place.

App: seendiff

Abhishek Iyer

New

A local, keyboard-driven diff viewer built for the huge changes coding agents produce - and it remembers what you have already seen.

App: Ito

Featured

AI code review that builds and runs your app on every pull request, then attaches a failing test, video and repro steps to each bug it finds.

App: Prelint

Prelint, Inc.

Reviews every pull request against your product specs, catching business-logic, compliance and scope drift that code review alone misses.

App: Bugbot

Cursor

Cursor's automated PR reviewer, tuned to find genuine logic bugs with a low false-positive rate.

App: Qodo

Code integrity tooling — AI review, test generation, and an agentic IDE assistant grounded in your repository.

App: Graphite

Stacked pull requests plus AI review — a workflow built around small, fast-moving changes.

App: Greptile

Code review that reads your entire codebase, so it catches the bugs a diff-only reviewer cannot see.

App: CodeRabbit

AI pull request review that leaves line-by-line comments, suggests fixes, and learns your team's preferences.

App: Factory

Agent-native software development: Droids that plan, code, review, and ship across your existing toolchain.

App: GitHub Copilot

GitHub

Everything you need, right where you code

Skill: CodeRabbit Autofix

by CodeRabbit

Featured

Pull unresolved CodeRabbit review threads from your PR and apply the fixes one at a time, treating every reviewer comment as untrusted input rather than an instruction.

Skill: Superpowers

by Jesse Vincent

Featured

An agentic software-development methodology: composable skills that push a coding agent through spec, plan, TDD and review instead of straight into code.

Skill: Differential Security Review

by Trail of Bits

Featured

Trail of Bits' security review skill for PRs, commits, and diffs: risk-first analysis with git history, blast radius, and honest coverage limits.

Skill: Inngest Brownfield Audit

by Inngest

New

An evidence-first audit skill: walk an existing TypeScript repo, name the exact call sites where background work can be lost, and land an incremental durability plan.

Skill: Writing Guidelines

by Vercel

New

Vercel's official skill for reviewing documentation and prose against its writing handbook — voice, structure, code samples and typography, reported as file:line findings.

Skill: Web Design Guidelines

by Vercel

New

Vercel's official skill for auditing UI code against the Web Interface Guidelines — accessibility, performance and UX rules reported as terse file:line findings.

Skill: Code Simplification

by Addy Osmani

Reduces accumulated complexity without changing behaviour, using Chesterton's Fence to avoid deleting the thing that was load-bearing.

Skill: Doubt-Driven Development

by Addy Osmani

Sends every non-trivial decision to a fresh-context adversarial reviewer before it stands — for production, security-sensitive or irreversible work.

Skill: Vercel React Best Practices

by Vercel

Vercel Engineering's React and Next.js performance playbook as an agent skill — 70 rules across 8 categories, ordered by impact, for writing and refactoring fast components.

Skill: Django Performance Review

by Sentry

Sentry's Django performance review skill — hunts N+1 queries, unbounded querysets, missing indexes and write loops, and reports only findings it can prove.

Skill: .NET Performance Analysis

by Microsoft

The .NET team's official skill for scanning C# against ~50 performance anti-patterns across async, memory, strings, collections, LINQ, regex and I/O.

Skill: Engineering Code Review

by Sentry

Review pull requests against a real engineering practice — security, performance, testing, and design, in that order.

Skill: Receiving Code Review

by Jesse Vincent

Respond to code review feedback with technical rigour — verify each point instead of agreeing with everything.

Skill: Requesting Code Review

by Jesse Vincent

Prepare and request a code review that checks the work against its original requirements, not just its syntax.

MCP: GitLab MCP Server

by GitLab

Featured

GitLab's own MCP server — issues, merge requests, CI/CD pipelines, job logs, wikis and semantic code search over an OAuth-authorised HTTP endpoint.

MCP: Semgrep MCP

by Semgrep

Semgrep's official MCP server — scan code for security vulnerabilities, write and test custom rules, and pull findings from Semgrep Cloud, from inside an agent session.

MCP: GitHub

by GitHub

GitHub's official MCP server — manage issues, pull requests, repositories, code search, and Actions from your agent.