Automatic reviews
When a pull request is opened or updated, TraceX reviews it and posts comments on the exact lines.
TraceX turns root causes into pull requests, and reviews your team's pull requests with the context of your whole codebase.
From an investigation, TraceX writes the change, explains its risk and how to validate it, and opens the pull request on your repository.
When a pull request is opened or updated, TraceX reviews it with context from every connected repository, and comments on the exact lines with a fix the author can apply.
@tracex review for a review on demandThis filter still uses pending, which migration 0142 renamed. The worker will skip every new refund.
When a pull request is opened or updated, TraceX reviews it and posts comments on the exact lines.
Comment @tracex review on any pull request to get a review right away, drafts included.
Findings come with GitHub suggestions the author can apply in one click.
Reviews use context from every connected repository, not only the diff.
Reviews are comments: TraceX never approves or blocks a merge on its own.
Access is granted per repository through the TraceX GitHub App, and can be revoked any time.
TraceX reviews each pull request as it's opened or updated, alongside your tests, and posts its findings as comments on the exact lines.
@tracex reviewOpened by TraceX · 1 file changed, +1 −1
Through the TraceX GitHub App, installed on the repositories you choose. You can remove it any time.
No. Reviews are comments and suggestions. Your team decides what to merge.
TraceX writes fixes from investigations and opens the pull request when someone on your team asks it to.
TraceX is free during the private beta. Connect a database and a repository and ask your first question in minutes.