AI Walkthroughs
When a PR opens, Baz explains the change by intent, architecture, and impact, in sections that link straight to the diff.
Product
Review Workspace
The whole review, without the round trips.
Understand the change, inspect the diff, resolve comments, check merge readiness, and approve in one place. Baz tracks review state as the PR evolves, so a second pass covers only what changed.
Fig. 001 - the ticket's requirements, mapped and confirmed inside the review. Drag the divider: Baz works beside your tools.
What's inside
The parts of the review workspace
One page. Each part answers a reviewer's question: what changed, what moved since my last pass, what's blocking the merge.
Overview
The PR at a glance: open comments, external comments, checks passed, and merge blockers, so you see readiness immediately.
File Tree
All changed files grouped by directory, with added and removed lines and review markers, so high-churn areas stand out.
Commits
Tracks reviewed and unreviewed commits, so during active cycles you review only what's new instead of rereading the whole PR.
Comments
Every review thread in one place, with file and line references, resolution state, fix prompts, and Cursor integration to send fixes to your editor.
Merge Status
Every merge requirement in one view: CI checks, approvals, open review threads, and outstanding blockers.
AI Reviewer Reports
Structured reports inside the PR: requirement validation, evidence, file and line mappings, findings, and severity, each linked to the code.
PR Inbox
A My pull requests tab splits Waiting for review from My open PRs, sharing the same search and filters, so Changes doubles as your personal inbox.
The shift
One workspace instead of five tabs
Review across toolsReview in Baz
GitHub, CI, preview, tracker, chatOne page with all of it in view
Reread the whole PR after every pushReview only the commits since your last pass
“Fixed, please re-review” ping-pongThreads carry fix prompts and resolve with the fix
Run your whole review in one place
Connect a repo to try it, or talk to us about rolling it out across your org.