Which AI PR reviewer are you all actually using these days?
- GitHub Copilot reviews
- CodeRabbit / Tzylo / Graphite
- Cursor workflows
- Custom internal tools
- Manual reviews only
And which one actually gives useful reviews instead of generic/noisy comments?
Curious what people trust in real engineering workflows these days.
Looking for a technical/product-minded cofounder or early collaborator interested in developer tooling + AI workflows.
I’ve been building Tzylo — a GitHub-focused PR review and changelog/documentation workflow tool: tzylo.com
Currently exploring:
- AI-assisted PR reviews
- automatic changelog generation
- developer workflow automation
- low-friction review flows without heavy setup
At this stage, I’m mainly looking for people who can:
- give brutally honest product feedback
- challenge assumptions
- discuss real engineering workflow pain points
- experiment with product direction together
Not looking for hype — more interested in practical builders who care about developer experience and scalable tooling.
Even if you’re not interested in cofounding, I’d genuinely appreciate opinions after trying/checking the product.
Hi devs — what kind of code review do you actually prefer?
Quick ✅ “Looks good”
Detailed senior-engineer feedback
AI-assisted reviews with explanations
Or do most teams just wait for one green flag before merging?
It's a GitHub App that does two things automatically:
Reviews every PR for bugs, security issues, and code quality —
posts a structured comment before your team even looks at it
On every merge, classifies changes and updates TZYLO.md in your
repo — a living documentation file that grows with your codebase
automatically
Zero configuration. Install the app, grant permissions, open a PR.
That's it.
Built this solo in about a month. Deployed on AWS. It's working on
real repositories right now.
Zero users so far. That's why I'm here.
Install it free: github.com/apps/tzylo
I want to know:
- Is this actually solving a real problem for you?
- What's missing or broken?
- Would you install this on a real project?
Roast me. Genuinely.