Code reviews that understand context, not just diffs

Benchmarked against 7 leading tools on real production PRs. Augment Code Review delivered the highest precision and recall. Catches logic errors, security vulnerabilities, and breaking changes before they ship—not style suggestions that waste time.

Benchmark Score

F-score: the harmonic mean of precision and recall.

+20% vs Cursor
+44% vs Codex
+90% vs Claude

Full codebase context on every review

Other tools analyze the diff. We analyze the diff, the files it touches, the dependencies, and the architecture around it.

Realtime Raw Context

Code
Dependencies
Documentation
Style
Recent changes
Issues

SEMANTIC UNDERSTANDING
analytics/events.ts stripe-webhook.ts rate-limiter.ts billing.service.ts notifications.queue.ts cdn-invalidate.ts user.model.ts workspace.controller.ts api/v1/members.ts upload.service.ts auth/oauth-callback.ts seat-usage.ts invoice.service.ts team-invite.service.ts jobs/sync-seats.ts feature-flags.ts auth/api-keys.ts usage-limits.ts slack-integration.ts subscription.model.ts org.repository.ts onboarding.service.ts metrics.service.ts auth/session.ts plan-tiers.config.ts trial-conversion.ts api/v1/workspaces.ts checkout.controller.ts api/webhooks.ts email-templates.ts

Curated Context

Completions
Code Review
Agents
4,456 sources → 682 relevant

Inline comments, right in GitHub

Augment comments directly on your PR. Bugs. Security issues. Anti-patterns. Line-by-line, right where the code lives.

• No new tabs
• No context switching
• No dashboard to check

components/open-source/mdx-components.tsx

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`  */`

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`export const mdxComponents: MDXComponents = {`

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`  h1: ({ children, ...props }: React.ComponentProps<'h1'>) => {`

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`    const id = generateHeadingId(String(children));`

Augment Code Reviewbot
3 hours ago
Using String(children) to derive heading IDs can return '[object Object]' when the heading contains inline elements (e.g., code/emphasis), leading to anchor mismatches with the TOC; consider extracting plain text from children (also applies to h2/h3).

Fix issues without leaving your flow

Other reviewers point out problems and leave you to figure out the fix. Augment takes you straight to your IDE with the context and suggested fix ready to go. No copying error messages. No hunting for the right file. No “I'll fix that later” tickets.

Review. Click. Fix. Commit.

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components/open-source/open-source-hero.tsx
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`  <Button`
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`    variant="secondary"`
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`    size="icon"`
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`    aria-label="Search"`

Augment Code Reviewbot
yesterday
The search button is interactive and labeled "Search" but has no onClick handler, which means it performs no action, which can confuse users and impacts accessibility; an interactive control should have an associated action or be clearly non-interactive.

Signal, not noise

Most AI reviewers spam your PRs with low-value comments. Developers learn to ignore them. Augment runs at 65% precision: two out of three comments surface real issues. Not style nits. Not linter duplicates. Not “consider renaming this variable.”

When every comment matters, developers actually read them.

Live precision metrics from production deployments

Total Reviews Performed: 447
Estimated Dev Hours Saved: 74.50
Comments Addressed: 63.37%
Thumbs Up Reactions: 84.44%

Configure once, enforce everywhere

Flexible triggers, team standards, AI summaries, and full visibility into what gets caught.

AI-generated PR summaries

What changed, why it matters, what might break. Mermaid diagrams of architectural impact. File-by-file breakdown with confidence scores.

Team standards, enforced

Define coding conventions in plain English. Point to existing style guides. Set rules per repo or per team. Augment enforces them on every PR, so you never have to leave the same comment twice.

Analytics. See the impact

See what Augment catches across your org. Bugs found. Security issues flagged. Usage by repo and team. All in one dashboard.

Works in GitHub

Installs in 60 seconds. Comments directly on PRs. Nothing to configure.

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