The dashboard

Overview

The first page you see. Pick a date range (the last 7 days by default) and you'll find:

• Pull requests reviewed, what Codzee found, and pull requests waiting for a reviewer.
• About how much of your new code was written with AI tools like Copilot, Claude or Cursor, based on the co-author lines in your commits.
• Charts of reviews, findings and pull request activity, and how long pull requests take to merge.
• Needs attention: open pull requests where Codzee found a bug or a security problem.
• A card for each repository, and the people who were active.

Repository pages

Click a repository to see its pull requests, with a risk badge and Codzee's summary for each. Open one to see:

• Every finding, with how serious it is, how sure Codzee is, and whether it's been fixed.
• Who Codzee asked to review, and why.
• How much of the change was written with AI tools.

You can export a pull request's findings as CSV or JSON.

Inbox

Your own list of what needs you:

• Your turn: pull requests you're asked to review, and ones with new pushes since you reviewed.
• Your pull requests: waiting for review, or approved.
• History: what you reviewed in the last 30 days.

The bell at the top shows the latest of these.

Reports

Admins and billing admins can open Reports:

• A team report: pull requests opened, merged and reviewed by each person. Download it as an Excel file.
• A report for each developer, with their activity and what Codzee found in their pull requests.
• A share link for a developer's report that anyone can open without signing in. It stops working after 30 days.

Ask Codzee

Click Ask Codzee at the top of any page and ask a question in plain English, like “How many findings did we have this month?” or “Why did the last review on web-app fail?”. It answers from your repositories, reviews and team.