How to get an AI code review
Paste your code and get a list of bugs, risks, and fixes in seconds.
Getting started
- 1Paste your codeCopy the code or diff you need reviewed into the field.
- 2Set the language and add contextThe language is usually detected automatically from the code; context helps the review understand the code's purpose instead of guessing at requirements.
- 3Adjust focus and strictnessChoose what to concentrate on and how picky the review should be — these and the remaining settings are explained in detail below.
- 4Click "Review code"iBro reviews the code based on the language, the focus, and every setting you picked.
Tool settings
Diff
Diff review mode — only the changed lines get reviewed, not the whole file.
Language
The programming language and version — detected automatically from the code by default. Set it manually if detection is wrong, and always specify the version.
Focus
What to look at first: Bugs and Logic, Security, Performance, Readability, Standards, Architecture, or Test Coverage. The wider the focus, the more shallow the review.
Strictness
Teaching — with detailed explanations, or Production — only substantial issues.
Code style
The formatting standard to judge style against — PEP 8 or Airbnb, for example. The list appears once a language is picked.
Environment
Where the code runs and under what load: Internal Script, Prototype, Production Service, High-Load API, Library, Mobile App, or Microcontroller.
Ignore
What to skip entirely: Comments, Formatting, or Naming.
Response language
The language the review's comments are written in — it doesn't have to match the code's own language.
Context
What the code does and what constraints it has. Without this field, the AI invents requirements on its own and flags the code for not meeting them.