Hosted pull-request reviews for GitHub.
Doomer reviews pull requests on your repositories, posts a check and comments, and learns from the replies you leave.
The product customers configure is hosted inference. A platform administrator enables it for your project and sets the model provider and API key. You do not put that key in GitHub.
After that, owners and admins:
- Install the GitHub App from Repos and turn on the repositories to review.
- Choose summary comments, which findings are posted, comment voice, review tracks, and deprecation warnings.
- Optionally connect issue trackers, record code provenance, and set Stampy Stamp approval and merge rules.
- Read and manage Review feedback so later reviews see what your team agreed or disagreed with.
The CLI, public catalog, TypeScript SDK, and self-managed CI still exist. They are a secondary path for running or publishing your own reviewer packages. Hosted reviews do not use that setup.
Hosted reviews
Install the GitHub App. Doomer reviews open pull requests with hosted inference and posts a Doomer check.
Issue sources
Connect Linear, Shortcut, Jira, or GitHub Issues so reviews can read the linked work.
Overrides
Project defaults and per-repository choices for summaries, voice, tracks, and deprecations.
Stampy Stamp
Choose when Doomer may approve, and when it may merge after approval.
Review feedback
Replies and reactions become memory for later reviews. Owners can disable or overturn an event.