Show HN: Code review that follows callers across your repos

We focus on insights from multiple repos, e.g. services communicating via Routes or parent-child relations between repos. Also ContextGoblin is customizable with new subagents or org-owned MCPs. Are you missing something specific CodeRabbit doesn't have either?

Re: Show HN: Code review that follows callers across your repos

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Post by Lutu_gl » Mon, Aug 17, 2026, 11:17 AM UTC

clemens1010 wrote: post #5

Lutu_gl wrote: post #4

What distinguishes you from CodeRabbit?

We focus on insights from multiple repos, e.g. services communicating via Routes or parent-child relations between repos. Also ContextGoblin is customizable with new subagents or org-owned MCPs. Are you missing something specific CodeRabbit doesn't have either?

oh that's nice!

Re: Show HN: Code review that follows callers across your repos

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Post by daveymoores » Mon, Aug 17, 2026, 12:23 PM UTC

How do you build the call graph? Is it language agnostic? I have a tool - https://carrick.tools - that works just in the Typescript space and extracting and reliably constructing the call graph has been a really complex problem in the TS/JS space.

Re: Show HN: Code review that follows callers across your repos

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Post by clemens1010 » Mon, Aug 17, 2026, 1:10 PM UTC

daveymoores wrote: post #7

How do you build the call graph? Is it language agnostic? I have a tool - https://carrick.tools - that works just in the Typescript space and extracting and reliably constructing the call graph has been a really complex problem in the TS/JS space.

We rely on a tree-sitter based tool https://github.com/DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp

Re: Show HN: Code review that follows callers across your repos

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Post by daveymoores » Tue, Aug 18, 2026, 8:48 AM UTC

clemens1010 wrote: post #8

daveymoores wrote: post #7

How do you build the call graph? Is it language agnostic? I have a tool - https://carrick.tools - that works just in the Typescript space and extracting and reliably constructing the call graph has been a really complex problem in the TS/JS space.

We rely on a tree-sitter based tool https://github.com/DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp

Nice, I've seen this before.

Are you getting much traction within the cross-repo space? From personal experience, I know that the vast majority of products are poly-repo setups with often a monorepo core plus APIs, SDKs etc that sit outside that, but that means selling directly into B2B without any bottom up adoption which is challenging.

Re: Show HN: Code review that follows callers across your repos

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Post by clemens1010 » Tue, Aug 18, 2026, 9:33 AM UTC

daveymoores wrote: post #9

clemens1010 wrote: post #8

Earlier quoted context omitted.

We rely on a tree-sitter based tool https://github.com/DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp

Nice, I've seen this before. Are you getting much traction within the cross-repo space? From personal experience, I know that the vast majority of products are poly-repo setups with often a monorepo core plus APIs, SDKs etc that sit outside that, but that means selling directly into B2B without any bottom up adoption which is challenging.

that's exactly our situation rn. Didn't get too much traffic or signups until now. We still try to get some validation on if the approach is something which actually gives value to devteams