Description
Macroscope is an AI-powered code review and engineering workflow platform for modern development teams. It combines best-in-class AI code review with automatic status of what is changing and an agent that answers questions and takes action, aiming to help teams merge PRs faster and fix bugs before they reach production.
Macroscope's code review pairs an agentic pipeline with purpose-built Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) walkers to deterministically gather rich context about every change, producing faster, more token-efficient analysis and deeper codebase understanding. It says this yields higher bug recall at a fraction of the cost of alternatives. It flags real bugs with minimal false positives, can auto-approve PRs with no bugs and minimal blast radius, and can apply fixes when you reply to a review comment, branching, writing the fix, running CI, and merging when checks pass.
Beyond review, Macroscope generates clear PR summaries with reviewer context, supports scalable per-repo configuration, offers a CLI to run correctness reviews locally, and lets teams define custom AI reviewers that enforce conventions and connect to their tools or MCPs. It also surfaces engineering status such as coding time and project focus.
Macroscope's Core Features
AI code review with AST-based context gathering
Correctness checks that flag real bugs with few false positives
Auto-approval of low-risk, bug-free PRs
Fix-it automation that branches, fixes, runs CI, and merges
Automatic PR summaries with reviewer context
Custom AI reviewers with access to your tools and MCPs
CLI for running correctness reviews locally
Engineering status updates and analytics
How to use Macroscope?
Connect your repos: Add Macroscope to your development workflow.
Open a PR: Macroscope reviews the change and adds a summary and findings.
Review findings: See flagged bugs with context and clear explanations.
Fix it: Reply 'fix it' on a comment to have Macroscope write the fix, run CI, and merge.
Configure: Set per-repo options and define custom AI reviewers for your conventions.
Macroscope's Use Cases
- Catch bugs before production
- Speed up merges
- Automated fixes
- Engineering visibility




