COLLECTIVEThe reviewer
Roq reads the diff and names what bites later.
Roq is an autonomous code reviewer. It reads the diff on a pull request and posts its findings as inline comments, each graded by severity, and it raises nothing it cannot point at in the code.
How it works
Four steps, no meetings.
- 01Install the app Add Roq to the repositories you pick. Read access to the code it reviews.
- 02Open a pull request Or label an existing one for review.
- 03Roq reads the diff It posts inline comments on the lines that matter: correctness bugs, security holes, risky changes.
- 04You act on what is real Each finding is graded P0 (block) or P1 (fix) and points at a line. If Roq cannot point at it, it stays quiet.
What a Roq review looks like
You get something you can read.
inline commenton rate-limiter.ts, line 48
P0This unlocks before the write completes, so two callers can pass the guard at once. Move the release into the finally block.
P1The error is swallowed here; a failed refill looks identical to a successful one downstream.
Proof
Every flag points at a line.
Roq grades what it finds and shows you the code behind it. It does not pad a review with maybes to look thorough, and it does not invent a bug it has not seen.
About Roq
Roq is an autonomous code reviewer built by Serban Mogos, from ongoing work with the MOGOS Collective. It reads the diff on a pull request and posts findings as inline comments graded by severity, and raises nothing it cannot point at in the code. Read more at roq.ag.