Surmado Code Review
VerifiedAutomated Code Reviews for Github Teams and Vibe Coders
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About Surmado Code Review
Socials: Surmado Code Review is an automated code review tool specifically designed for GitHub teams and vibe coders. It enforces a team's coding standards across every Pull Request (PR) and is featured for its zero data retention. The tool aims to improve the code review process by catching bugs before the merge and ensuring consistently high-quality code. One of Surmado's unique features is the use of a STANDARDS.MD file. This allows teams to define their coding standards and ensure that every code review is aligned with these predefined rules. When a team member pushes a PR, the tool reviews the PR against the STANDARDS.MD before other team members open it. Surmado Code Review is also designed with a respect for data privacy; it does not store your diffs nor uses it to train its AI models. The only remaining information after the review process is the review comment posted to your PR which lives in your git repo, under your control. Additionally, one given feature is the screening for Personally Identifiable Information (PII) in logs to ensure data safety and compliance. The tool is best suited for teams of 2-10 on GitHub, solo devs, and founders who code, and is capable of servicing any number of repositories within one organziation. The tool comes with a pricing model that charges for reviews, not seats. Supported featuresAPICode assistantCode Review
Pros
- Designed for Git
- Hub teams
- Zero data retention
- Automatic PR review
- Identifies bugs pre-merge
- Provides actionable feedback
- No code storage
- Handles unlimited repositories
- Directs human reviewers attention
- Per review pricing
- Checks for PIIIdeal for small developer teams
- Uses STANDARDS.MD for standards enforcement
Cons
- Only for Git
- No Git
- Lab, Bitbucket support
- Limited languages support
- Reviews tied to STANDARDS.MDCharged on review basis
- Extra charges for reruns
- Requires OAuth for repos
- Limited to one organization
- Doesn't store diffs for reference
- Only identifies PII in logs