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Changelog

What’s shipped — as it lands.

Reverse-chronological log of every release, page, and integration since the GitHub App went live. New entries at the top — older work rolls down.

Recent releases

The log, top-down by date.

Each entry is one release — a feature, a page, or an integration. Headlines stay short, descriptions stay concrete.

  1. pull_request.* webhook ingestion

    Handles `pull_request.opened`, `pull_request.synchronize`, and `pull_request.reopened` cleanly into the review pipeline — pushes re-fire the review against the latest head SHA without leaving stale findings on the diff.

  2. Self-service GitHub App onboarding

    Install the App directly from /install — pick repo-vs-org scope and the Slack channel before any reviews run — no manual provisioning step on our side.

  3. /app/settings — member dashboard

    Repo overrides, Slack channel, digest window, and the webhook secret are all editable in one place, with a per-repo audit at hand so the change trail is one click away.

  4. /app/audit/[id] — per-audit detail

    Drill from a finding on the PR to its full audit row: CWE, severity, and the reviewer trail — what was read, when, and what was emitted on the comment thread.

  5. /security — the trust page

    OWASP Top 10 mapped per finding, PR-only data handling, and the four GitHub-App permissions justified one-by-one — the same commitments a security lead can verify on a single page.

  6. /vs/coderabbit — head-to-head

    Eight-dimension comparison vs CodeRabbit’s per-PR AI review — coverage model, OWASP / SAST, regression, Slack digest, timezone, install scope, pricing, and data handling.

  7. /vs/codacy — head-to-head

    Eight-dimension comparison vs Codacy’s scheduled Quality Gate — the same peer dimensions, sourced against Codacy’s public surface so the comparison stays a verifiable reference.

  8. /vs/sider — head-to-head

    Eight-dimension comparison vs Sider’s bundled linter aggregator, again sourced against the vendor’s public surface — no hand-waved parity claims.

Older entries roll down the list. Full audit history (every review emitted per repo) lives behind the per-audit detail page.

Ship day one

Try the install — one repo, one channel, one PR.

The GitHub App installs from /install — pick repo-vs-org scope and a Slack channel, and the next PR is the first one reviewed.

Install on GitHub Read /security