Macroscope @Macroscope

introducing Policy Repo: write your code review config once, and every repo inherits it. pick a Policy Repo under settings → repos → policy inheritance. macroscope then uses the ".macroscope/" config from that repo's default branch as the shared default for all your repos: ✅ "approvability​.md": your policy for which PRs macroscope can safely approve without a human 👻 "ignore​.md": the files code review should skip, so reviews stay fast and focused 🤖 "check-run-agents/": agentic PR checks you write in plain markdown 🎯 "correctness/": tune how macroscope's correctness check works with your own rules and filters need something different in one repo? add that file to the repo's own ".macroscope/" folder and it takes priority over the inherited one. that means no more copy-pasting config into every repo, no drift when one copy gets updated and the rest don't, and one PR to change review policy everywhere. docs: docs.macroscope.com/code-review/ma…

your eng team burns hours reviewing PRs an agent could have approved. macroscope fixes this. "Approvability" is our agent that auto-approves PRs that are safe to merge. today we're launching a dashboard that shows how Approvability is performing, what it approved and why, so you can confidently make it more permissive over time and understand the impact.

Macroscope @Macroscope

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introducing the Approvability Dashboard: see what macroscope's approvability agent is approving, what it isn't, and how your policy changes move the numbers. approvability works out of the box with sensible defaults. want it more permissive or tuned to your team's standards? add

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docs: docs.macroscope.com/approvability

introducing the Approvability Dashboard: see what macroscope's approvability agent is approving, what it isn't, and how your policy changes move the numbers. approvability works out of the box with sensible defaults. want it more permissive or tuned to your team's standards? add your own rules in "approvability​.md", then watch how those changes play out on your real PRs: ✅ approval rate: the share of PRs macroscope approved, plus a ceiling for what it would have approved 🛡️ eligibility: how often the agent judged a change safe to approve without a human 🚦 verdict mix: approved, would approve, needs human approval, skipped 📋 every PR and its verdict, searchable by repo and time range, and exportable to CSV find it under code review → approvability in the macroscope app.

3/ check run agents are agentic PR checks you write in plain markdown. they now follow the same ignore rules as code review, so they skip test files, .json, or anything else you've told Macroscope to ignore. that means faster checks, simpler configs and much more cost efficiency. if one of your agents does need to review something you've deliberately ignored, use the "include" param in its config.

2/ new: onlyApprove. list paths in approvability's front matter, and it will only consider approving PRs whose diff stays inside them. touch anything outside those paths and it won't approve. so you can turn on auto-approval for the parts of your codebase you trust it with, without handing it the keys to everything.

1/ a few upgrades to approvability and check run agents this week. approvability is a macroscope agent that decides whether a PR is safe to merge without a human, and approves it if so. it helps make code review less of a bottleneck for your eng team. as of this week, when you resolve the last blocking comment on a PR, approvability automatically reruns. so a fixed PR gets approved right away, instead of sitting there waiting on a new commit or a manual rerun. this means faster approvals and faster merges.

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