Macroscope

Thrive's newest engineering intern @JoshuaKushner coming in strong

@spikebrehm @JoshuaKushner @ThriveCapital @OpenAIDevs 🤝

@georgeguimaraes Yes! Macroscope code review supports Elixir codebases. Give us a try and let us know if you have any feedback!

hey @Macroscope, have you ever tested your code review agent against Elixir codebases?

@kayvz @Macroscope eg my money is on @Macroscope 🦾

Sensible for Claude to launch this and we plan on benchmarking to see how it compares. But fwiw $15-25 per review is well over an order of magnitude more expensive than @Macroscope. Not because we want to subsidize model costs, but because architecturally our agent can use AST-walking tools to gather most code references which saves an enormous amount of cost *and* latency.

You can invoke Macroscope from anywhere using webhooks (@zapier , @n8n_io , your own APIs). All you need is a prompt + destination > Macroscope will post the result there.

@byzkhan 🤝

Macroscope helps me ship my AI slop in peace

Macroscope's review comments in @github include a copy/paste-able prompt for your favorite coding agent. See the issue > paste the prompt > fix it.

I've been using a few different code review bots for a while now and @Macroscope is easily the best one. Still catches things no matter how thorough I am before I push

You can now create PRs directly from Slack with Macroscope. Customer reported a bug via screenshot? Just @ tag Macroscope → 👀 it reads the Slack thread → 📄 parses any attachments → ✅ creates a PR fixing the bug

@TimWatson 🥹

Keep the feedback coming. We ship fast. Try Macroscope today → macroscope.com

GitHub review comments now include a copypaste-able prompt for your coding agent. See the issue. Paste the prompt. Fix it.

We 🚢 a TON of new features this week ↓ → Ask Macroscope to create PRs from Slack → Webhooks to invoke Macroscope from anywhere → Code Review validates your PRs against linked @Jira or @linear issues → New native integrations w/ BigQuery, @LaunchDarkly, and @PostHog → Code Review: "AI Prompt" for easy copy/pasting to your coding agent ...and more

Every company is drowning in pull requests. It's no longer tenable for humans to review every single PR. @macroscope is fixing this. Today we launched Approvability in beta: it looks at the blast radius and security risk of your PRs, along with any custom policy guardrails you define, then auto-approves the PRs that don’t need human attention. Now available in beta to all customers.

One thing most developers on larger teams bemoan is the code review process. You look back at the early start up days longingly because of how much less red tape there was on shipping. It feels like with the rise of agents writing and reviewing code, there should also be a shift in approving code. 🧵