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Review entire GitHub repositories — not just snippets. Connect your GitHub account and point GetCodeReviews at any repo. It scans every file, surfaces the highest-impact issues across the whole codebase, and returns a unified report.

• Full-repo scan: up to 3 repos/month on Pro, unlimited on Team
• Per-file issue breakdown with severity scores
• Aggregated quality score across the entire repository
• Supports public and private repos via GitHub OAuth

Teams can now share a single GetCodeReviews workspace. Invite up to 5 members on the Team plan, set organisation-wide review rules, and track code quality trends across the whole team from one dashboard.

• Shared review pool — 1,000 reviews/month across all members
• Custom team rules: enforce project-specific coding standards
• Shared dashboard with per-member activity breakdowns
• Team admin role with member management and billing access

Track how your code quality changes over time. The new analytics dashboard shows review history, issue frequency by category, quality score trends, and the languages you review most — so you can see what's improving and what isn't.

• 30-day history on Pro and Team plans (7 days on Starter)
• Issue breakdown by category: bugs, security, performance, style
• Quality score trend chart over rolling 30 days
• Most-reviewed languages and per-language issue rates

Block PRs that fail your quality threshold automatically. GetCodeReviews now integrates with GitHub Actions to run a code review on every pull request and fail the check if the quality score drops below a configurable threshold.

• GitHub Actions workflow with a single-step setup
• Configurable quality gate threshold (e.g. block if score < 70)
• Pass/fail status posted directly to the PR as a check
• Diff-only mode: only reviews lines changed in the PR
• Available on Pro and Team plans

Get code review feedback without leaving your editor. The VS Code extension sends your current file or selection to GetCodeReviews and renders issues as inline diagnostics in the Problems panel — the same way TypeScript errors appear.

• Inline diagnostics in the Problems panel
• Review current file or selected code block with one command
• Severity levels map to VS Code error / warning / info
• Works with all 12+ supported languages
• Available on Pro and Team plans