Sourcery

Sourcery suits teams that want review comments close to a pull request. It combines summaries and change diagrams with suggestions and configurable review rules. The current offering extends beyond its earlier refactoring emphasis. Free public-repository access is distinct from paid private-repository review and broader team security scanning.

A practical workflow

1. Install the supported code-host integration on an authorized repository.
2. Set concise review rules and open a small pull request.
3. Read the summary and inspect the comments against the diff.
4. Accept justified fixes and run project checks before merging.

Illustrative input

This example describes a task, not a tested output. Adjust the source material and settings to your own situation.

Review this permission change for behavior that conflicts with our repository rules. Explain the affected path before proposing a fix.

Result check: Trace the reported issue through the code and verify any accepted fix with a meaningful test.

Access and alternatives

Public repository review is free on an ongoing basis. Private repositories require paid access after the time-limited trial. Nightly scans, team analytics, self-hosting and enterprise controls have separate plan boundaries.

Choose another workflow when its emphasis fits better: CodeRabbit for another repository-aware review workflow; Greptile for reviews centered on codebase context.