Most AI review tools live inside pull requests. MSD reviews code before, during, and after the PR — across GitHub, desktop, terminal, CI, Slack, and WhatsApp — with the same context on every surface.
PR bots comment on diffs and stop. Your team reviews software across six surfaces, but the review signal is trapped in GitHub comments that nobody re-reads. Failing checks go unwatched. Stale PRs go unnoticed. Merge readiness is a manual status check.
MSD is a portable review agent — one reviewer identity across GitHub, desktop, terminal, CI, Slack, and WhatsApp. It reviews code before the PR opens, delivers specialist feedback during review, and proactively watches checks, surfaces blockers, and tracks merge readiness after. You set the trust boundaries. MSD follows through.
The same reviewer with the same context, wherever your team works. No re-explaining. No context loss.
Specialist review agents for security, architecture, and correctness — not generic AI comments. Plus check monitoring and merge readiness tracking.
Your review inbox across all repos. See what is blocked, what is failing, and what is ready to merge — without opening GitHub.
Same review agent, same context, from the command line. Ask what is blocking a PR or trigger a safe action without leaving your terminal.
MSD watches CI pipelines and flags failures as they happen. When policy allows, it suggests or applies fixes so pipelines keep moving without you.
"What is blocking PR #184?" Get merge readiness, review summaries, and safe follow-up actions from the channel where your team already talks.
Quick triage from your phone. Check review status, get blocker summaries, and approve safe actions from WhatsApp when you are away from your desk.
MSD does not wait for you to check. It watches, surfaces, and acts — then asks before crossing trust boundaries.
MSD monitors every connected repo and pushes what needs attention to your review inbox — failing checks, unresolved threads, stale PRs, and new review requests. You see it in desktop, terminal, Slack, or WhatsApp before you go looking in GitHub.
Dedicated security, architecture, and correctness reviewers separate must-fix issues from routine noise. Breaking changes and real bugs surface first. Formatting nits and generated-file changes stay out of your way.
MSD suggests fixes, applies safe changes when policy allows, tracks comment resolution, and monitors merge readiness until the PR lands. It follows through on every review — you set what it can do autonomously and what requires your approval.
Watch how MSD reviews code, surfaces blockers, and helps teams keep review moving in practice.
Full product walkthrough
MSD is built as a portable review runtime, not a comment generator tied to one surface.
This is not a feature comparison. It is a structural difference in what the product is.
MSD is a portable review runtime, not a comment generator tied to one surface.
One review agent identity across GitHub, desktop, terminal, CI, Slack, and WhatsApp. Context, history, and prior decisions travel with you. PR bots are locked to one surface — MSD is not.
Run reviews on your machine, in your cloud, or both. Your code never leaves your infrastructure unless you choose. No vendor lock-in on where the review agent executes.
MSD monitors CI pipelines continuously and alerts you across desktop, terminal, and chat the moment a check fails — not when you remember to look. When policy allows, it suggests or applies fixes automatically.
MSD aggregates approvals, resolved threads, passing checks, and open blockers into a single merge-readiness state. When a PR is ready, it tells you — across every surface. No more manually checking each signal.
Ask from Slack or WhatsApp: what is blocking this PR? Is it safe to merge? What changed since last review? Get answers with full review context — and trigger safe follow-up actions without opening GitHub.
One prioritized view of what needs attention across all repos — blocked PRs, failing checks, stale reviews, and merge-ready work. Available in desktop, web, and terminal. PR bots do not give you this because they do not operate outside the PR.
Focus human review time where it matters most. MSD separates must-review issues from routine noise so teams can move with confidence.
Missing CSRF token validation on POST /login endpoint.
Destructive migration detected: Column "email" will be dropped.
Jump between files with Cmd+K, visualize large changes, and stay oriented across reviews in desktop, terminal, or web wherever you are working.
Ask a question from desktop. Check a blocker from Slack. Triage a review from WhatsApp. MSD keeps review context intact so you never re-explain across surfaces. When something looks off, ask directly — the agent pulls in history, checks, and comments to give you the full picture.
MSD pulls in history, checks, comments, and prior decisions so review stays intact across desktop, Slack, WhatsApp, and the web.
PR #184 is blocked by one failing integration-tests check and an unresolved security thread on refresh-token storage.
Once the check passes and that thread is resolved, merge readiness goes green. I can summarize the thread or pull the latest failing logs next.
MSD watches checks, surfaces blockers, and tracks merge readiness so you focus on code, not status pages. Join teams using a review agent that follows through.
Bring the review agent to your desktop. Track the review inbox, watch checks, and move on next actions with the same context you use across GitHub, terminal, CI, and chat.
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