SourceAnt

Code Review

Code review is one of the applications built on SourceAnt's knowledge layer. When a pull request opens, SourceAnt reviews the change and posts findings directly on the PR, so problems surface before a human reviewer spends time on them.

How It Works

  1. Your repository sends PR events to SourceAnt through the GitHub App (cloud) or your own webhook configuration (self-hosted).
  2. The reviewer analyzes the diff with the configured model and posts review comments on the pull request.
  3. The review draws on the same context interfaces as the rest of the platform: self-hosted, that is the knowledge in your own database; on SourceAnt Cloud, it extends to the full graph with structural code indexing, so the review can flag a change that quietly violates a past decision or hides a wider blast radius.

Where reviews show up

  • On the pull request. Inline comments where your team already works.
  • In SourceAnt Lens. A dedicated surface for reviewing changes with human-in-the-loop oversight. See SourceAnt Lens.

Running it

  • Cloud: install the GitHub App and reviews start on your next PR. See Cloud Setup.
  • Self-hosted: run the open-source core with your own model keys. See Self-Hosting.