Marco reviews every PR the moment it opens, scanning your full codebase, not just the diff. Prioritized, actionable feedback in GitHub or GitLab before a human opens the tab.

Most review tools see only what changed. Marco indexes your entire repository, file by file, dependency by dependency. It catches duplicate functions, unused libraries, and pattern violations diff-only tools miss every time.

Every PR gets a complexity score from 1 to 10 based on logic depth, nesting, and file interdependencies. A 400-line config update scores a 1.5. A 50-line auth flow change scores an 8.2. Senior attention goes where it matters.

Marco doesn't just flag problems. Each suggestion includes a criticality level, an explanation, and the fixed code ready to apply directly in GitHub. Batch suggestions commit multiple fixes at once without a review cycle.

Security Check runs first. It scans for hardcoded secrets, PII exposure, weak cryptography, and compliance anti-patterns relevant to SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR. Flagged issues are sanitized before the AI sees them. What Marco catches doesn't ship.

The moment a PR opens, Marco posts a summary of what changed, why it matters, and which files to focus on.
New commits to an open PR get reviewed on their own. Previous suggestions stay in place. Fresh feedback on the new changes.
Define org-level rules once: naming conventions, JSDoc, security policies. Marco enforces them on every PR. Override at the repo level.
Index your repo once. Marco builds a model of dependencies, patterns, and existing functions. Better context, fewer false positives.
No. Marco handles the first pass: syntax, style, patterns, security, and routine checks. Human reviewers focus on architecture, business logic, and edge cases where judgment matters. The goal is to make human reviews better, not to skip them.
When you index a repository, Marco analyzes every file for dependencies, coding standards, and architectural patterns. It builds bidirectional dependency maps so it understands what your code depends on and what depends on it. Diff-only tools miss this context.
Marco runs an incremental review on only the new changes, not the full PR again. Previous suggestions remain visible. Developers get targeted feedback on what they just pushed.


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