Macroscope

Ask Macroscope Anything (AMA) is now Macroscope Agent, and it got a big upgrade today: → 6 new integrations (Sentry, Amplitude, GCP Logging, GitHub API, image gen, and MCP) → Event-driven automations triggered by commits and PRs → Webhook delivery + an API

Check Run Agents are now live for all customers. Learn more about how they work below and reply letting us know how your team is using them!

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Agent is live today. Sign up for $100 in free usage. Learn more ➡️ docs.macroscope.com/agent

Macroscope Agent reacts to events across your workflow and takes action autonomously. In this demo, Agent: → Pulls PostHog data to answer product questions in seconds → Auto-updates docs and enforces feature flag rules when PRs open → Catches a Sentry error, traces the root cause, and opens a fix PR with tests

@kayvz at @macroscope on avoiding the false positives that kill code review products, by grounding agents in up-to-date web context.

@adilmania @OpenAI @NotionHQ @vercel @figma @supermemory @fdotinc @a16z We loved meeting you @adilmania come back anytime!

we’ve distributed +100 Silicon Mania Magazines in SF 🇺🇸 last week today, you can find one at @OpenAI office, @NotionHQ, @Macroscope, @Vercel, @Figma, @Supermemory, @fdotinc, @a16z, and many others cool offices. we also received dozens of sponsorship offers. reviewing all of them next week. join us (adil@siliconmania.tv) lets make tech fun again :)

I filed a minor bug with @Macroscope at 9 am London time. By 3 pm London time (7 am SF time!) @kayvz personally responded and was fixing it. Founder mode.

My conversation with @kayvz, co-founder of Macroscope and Periscope. We talk about selling for $120M pre-launch to @dickc at Twitter, turning down @elonmusk, getting trolled by Kobe Bryant and much more. His family immigrated to the Bay Area from Iran and he grew up an aspiring filmmaker. With a push from his mom, however, he toured and eventually got admitted to Stanford. This led to a series of software startups with his best friends and eventual acquisitions from Blackboard and Twitter. He led product there and eventually (graciously) turned down Elon to co-found Macroscope. Kayvon is an incredible storyteller, family man, & product mind. And while his accomplishments are many, he's an even better person. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did! Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 1:54 Fleeing the Iranian Revolution to California 4:32 How Gaming Sparked a Career in Tech 8:28 Growing Up With 12 Kids 12:32 Pissing Off an Apple Exec with a Jailbroken iPhone 4:29 From a Cardboard Sign to Winning Emmys 19:20 Building Software While Skipping Class 20:53 Selling $100k Apps to Best Buy & HP 22:32 Getting Acquired Over a Spam Call 27:03 The Importance of Passion 34:21 The Origins of Periscope 39:20 Scott Belsky Invented "Teleportation" 43:20 Six Months of Failed Designs 47:33 Selling to Twitter Before Launching 54:07 Trolled by Kobe Bryant 57:41 Turning Down Elon Musk 01:01:54 Founding Macroscope 01:10:21 His Two Most Consequential Life Decisions

Here's my conversation with Joel Beasley on the @moderncto_io podcast. We discuss: - What @Macroscope is & why we built it - Why AI code review is already better than humans at finding bugs - The Periscope story: 0 to 1M users in a week & getting acquired by Twitter Plus, agent obsession mode, replacing Retool in 2 hours with Claude Code, why big companies need to be jolted, and leadership advice from Bret Taylor 0:00 Intro 0:18 What is Macroscope 3:53 From Periscope to Macroscope — the founding story 9:29 AI code review & building trust 13:48 When does human code review end? 18:43 Building apps with AI in hours 20:31 Agent obsession mode & OpenClaw 22:28 Replacing a year of Retool with a 2-hour Claude Code session 25:14 AI's impact on engineering teams & layoffs 29:10 Why big companies need to be jolted 33:03 The Periscope story — live streaming, hearts & Twitter 37:03 Integrating Periscope into Twitter & building Spaces 41:28 Best leadership advice

when we launched @Macroscope, our "Ask Macroscope Anything" feature was a chatbot that answered questions about your codebase. 6 months later: it now generates code, creates PRs, queries your production logs, and can automatically react to events across your entire stack. It’s not just a chatbot anymore. so we're renaming it Agent, and it's getting a big upgrade today:

@chenruichou gotchu 🤝

One of my fav features. Has made life so much easier as an oncall When things getting not clear to me, on Slack I'd @Macroscope to figure out what's breaking from log and what's the culprit in our code base. and have it to create PR for the fix

Some use cases we love internally: → Customer files an issue in Pylon. Agent root-causes using the codebase, drafts fix PRs if possible or tracks the issue in Linear. → Morning Macro automation queries GCP logs, clusters the top errors, opens PRs. → Sentry alert hits Slack. Agent reads the Sentry details, researches the codebase to understand the bug, pushes a fix. Read more on our blog: macroscope.com/blog/introduci…

Agent now has an API. Send a POST with a query and where you want the answer. Agent runs async and delivers to Slack channel, a thread, or a custom webhook. Connecting any workflow: CI pipelines, incident tooling, internal apps. If it can make an HTTP request, it can use Agent.

Ask Macroscope Anything (AMA) is now Macroscope Agent, and it got a big upgrade today: → 6 new integrations (Sentry, Amplitude, GCP Logging, GitHub API, image gen, and MCP) → Event-driven automations triggered by commits and PRs → Webhook delivery + an API

Read more on our blog post here ⬇️ macroscope.com/blog/usage-bas…

This new pricing model is effective for all new customers today, and comes with $100 of free credits so you can try @Macroscope. For our current customers: you’ll stay on the seat-based plan until April 27, then auto-transition to usage-based pricing. We hope this gives you time to observe usage patterns and configure spending controls. Please reach out if you have any questions.

Today, we’re announcing that Macroscope is shifting to usage-based pricing. Coding agents are transforming coding output drastically, and seats are no longer representative of how much code we process and review. Across our customers in the last 3 months, each dev “seat” on avg produced: → 1.8x more commits → 1.9x more code reviews → 1.7x larger avg reviews