Rules-Linked Review
Every finding tied to a specific rule. Not "this looks wrong." "This violates Rule 14: no hardcoded credentials." Specific and tied back to policy.
Code Review
AI tools are producing more code than your review process was designed to handle. Code Review runs your standards against every pull request automatically, so your engineers focus on decisions that require human judgment.
Capabilities
Every finding tied to a specific rule. Not "this looks wrong." "This violates Rule 14: no hardcoded credentials." Specific and tied back to policy.
Review gates that block merges when violations are present. No more "we'll fix it later." No critical violations slipping through because review bandwidth was low that week.
Structured output per PR: what passed, what failed, what was flagged. Each finding tied to a specific rule. Shareable with the team and stored for audit. Not just comments in a diff.
The Problem
How It Works
When a pull request is opened or updated, review starts automatically. No manual steps for developers. Wired once in Settings and runs on every PR from that point forward.
Your full ruleset runs against every changed line: security requirements, architecture conventions, naming standards, and quality gates.
A structured report is generated for each PR: what passed, what failed, what was flagged. Every finding includes the specific rule, the line number, and what needs to change.
Merge blocked until violations are resolved. Override available. It creates an audit log entry. Every exception is on record.
Built For
"I'm the last line of defense for AI-generated code quality."
Rules do the pattern checking. You review the things that genuinely need human judgment. Less time on violations, more time on architecture and design decisions.
"Review bandwidth is becoming a bottleneck as AI output scales."
Automated rules catch the violations before they reach the review queue. Reviews get faster, more consistent, and focused on what actually requires human eyes.
"Security review of every AI-generated PR isn't scalable at this volume."
Security rules run automatically on every pull request. Violations are blocked before they ever reach the security team. Your team sees only the escalations that genuinely need attention.
Code Review · Uzera Product
Structured review tied to your policies. Pre-merge gates that actually block violations. No more "we'll fix it later."