Spots bugs and suggests improvements
The AI automatically scans every pull request for a wide range of issues, including logic errors, style inconsistencies, and potential security vulnerabilities. Comments and suggestions are added directly to the pull request, making them easy to review and address.
Background agents
cubic can automatically fix issues in the background. When the AI spots a problem, you can click the Fix with cubic button or tag the AI to generate and apply fixes without manual intervention.CLI for local reviews
Run AI code reviews locally before pushing to GitHub. The cubic CLI catches bugs in uncommitted changes, branches, or specific commits—and generates fix prompts for AI IDEs like Cursor.
Learns from you
The AI adapts to your team’s feedback. When you react to a suggestion or provide a correction, the AI remembers. This helps reduce false positives over time and tailors advice to your specific codebase and coding standards.Always up to date
When you push new commits to an open PR, cubic reviews only the incremental changes. Comments are only posted when new issues are discovered—you won’t see repeated feedback on previously reviewed code. This makes reviews faster and reduces noise as you iterate on your PR.Up-to-date library knowledge
cubic has access to current documentation for the libraries and frameworks in your stack. This means suggestions account for the latest APIs, deprecations, and best practices—not outdated patterns from months-old training data.AI wiki
Automatically generate searchable documentation for your codebase. The AI wiki indexes your repository and answers questions in plain English—great for onboarding, understanding unfamiliar code, or getting architecture diagrams on demand.
PR summaries
Automatically generate clear and concise descriptions for your pull requests to help reviewers quickly understand the purpose and impact of the changes. The AI analyzes your code changes and creates comprehensive summaries that include what was changed, why it was changed, and any potential impacts.
Custom agents
Define custom agents to enforce team-specific standards and domain-specific guidelines. This allows you to check for internal API usage patterns, adherence to architectural decisions, or deprecated functions. You can create agents using natural language or code patterns.