Revieko – Architecture Drift Radar
GitHub App
Revieko – Architecture Drift Radar
GitHub App
Revieko — Architecture Drift Radar
Detects structural drift in pull requests — the changes that can alter system behavior even when CI stays green.
Flags risky shifts like hidden globals, dispatcher/registry drift, boundary-import coupling, silent error-semantics changes, and ordering/routing changes.
Not another linter.
A signal layer for architectural review.
How it works
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Builds a repo-specific structural baseline (no config)
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Compares each PR against that baseline
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Reports where review attention is needed first:
- 🟢 PR comment: risk level + top hotspots (line ranges)
- 🟡 Commit status: risk gate
- 🔵 Full HTML/Markdown/JSON report: per-file risk + full hotspot list
No dashboards. No config.
Example PR Summary
# Revieko: High risk • struct_risk=69 • hotspots=10 • files=1
Top hotspot: addonmanager.py:380–389 — dispatch gate (handlers may be skipped)
Focuses review where structure drifts — not where formatting changes.
Safe by design
- Read-only code access (GitHub App permissions)
- No code modification
- No fine-tuning on your code
Why it matters
Large PRs + fast-moving teams = silent architectural drift.
Revieko catches structural shifts early, before they become technical debt.
Quick facts
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Detection scope | Structural & semantic drift |
| Output | PR comment • Commit status • Markdown/JSON report |
| Setup | Zero configuration |
Learn more
- Website: https://synqra.tech/revieko
- Docs: https://synqra.tech/revieko-docs
- Try on Demo repo: https://github.com/synqratech/revieko-architectural-drift-demo
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