// ai pull request review

Automated AI pull request review, on every PR.

ReviewIQ reviews every pull request automatically — summary, inline findings, committable fixes and an approve / request-changes verdict — with the cross-file awareness a single-file linter can never have.

Manual pull request review is the bottleneck in most teams: reviewers are busy, the first pass is repetitive, and subtle cross-file bugs slip through. AI pull request review fixes that by giving every PR an instant, thorough first review — so humans spend their time on architecture and intent, not on catching a missing null check.

ReviewIQ reads each pull request the way a senior engineer would: the change, the files it touches, and how they fit together. It posts a summary, severity-ranked inline comments, one-click committable fixes, and a merge verdict — then runs eight security and quality analyzers that can block a risky merge.

What every review includes

Context-aware summaries

A plain-language summary of what the pull request does and why — grounded in the diff and the files around it.

Inline AI comments

Severity-ranked, line-by-line findings posted on the exact code that needs attention.

Committable suggestions

One-click, apply-ready fixes — the feature developers actually use to turn a review into merged code.

Approve / request-changes verdict

A clear merge recommendation on every PR, with quality and security gates that can block a risky merge.

Incremental re-reviews

Push a follow-up commit and only the new changes are re-reviewed — no re-litigating what was already approved.

PR chat & Q&A

Ask anything about the change and get an answer grounded in the diff and surrounding code.

AI pull request review on your platform

AI pull request review FAQ

What is AI pull request review?
AI pull request review uses a large language model to automatically read every pull request — the diff plus surrounding code — and post a summary, inline findings, suggested fixes and an approve or request-changes verdict, the way a senior reviewer would, but in seconds.
Which platforms does ReviewIQ support?
GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket (Cloud & Data Center) and Azure DevOps — with the same automatic reviews, committable fixes and merge gates on each.
Does it replace human review?
It augments it. ReviewIQ handles the repetitive first pass — style, bugs, security, cross-file impact — so human reviewers focus on architecture and intent.
How is this different from a linter?
A linter looks at one file at a time. ReviewIQ reads the change in the context of the whole repository, so it catches multi-file bugs — a tainted value that only becomes dangerous three files away — that single-file tools miss.
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