AI Code Review Rules Builder
Describe your team in plain English and get a natural-language review policy, or build one from language, depth, and priorities.
Describe your team
What you review, what keeps coming up, what you care about.
0/2000 · optional
One model call. Nothing stored.
Language, depth, and focus areas
Natural-language policy
What should AI code review rules include?
A useful policy tells the reviewer which language, review depth, and risks matter to your team. It should prioritize actionable defects while suppressing style noise and findings already covered by formatters, linters, or tests.
The instant baseline is deterministic, built from the language, depth, and focus areas you choose, with no model call involved. Describe your team in your own words and one click merges that context into precise, checkable rules grounded in the baseline's structure.
For a deeper guide with worked examples, read how to write natural-language code review rules.
Frequently asked questions
- Does this tool use AI?
- Only if you ask it to. The baseline policy is built instantly from the language, depth, and focus areas you choose, with no model call. The optional AI draft sends that baseline plus your team context to our server for a single model call, and stores nothing.
- What makes a natural-language review rule effective?
- Scope, evidence, reason, and exceptions. Say where the rule applies, what observable condition to flag, why it matters, and which cases are legitimately exempt. 'Ensure best practices' produces noise; 'flag tenant-owned queries without workspace scope' produces findings.
- How many review rules should a team start with?
- Around five, based on the review comments your team repeats most. Measure how often each rule fires correctly, refine the noisy ones, and only then add more. Fifty rules on day one guarantees the reviewer gets ignored.
- Can I use the generated policy outside Scopy?
- Yes. The output is plain text, so it works in any reviewer that accepts natural-language instructions, in a CONTRIBUTING file, or in your engineering handbook.
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