BugLens
AI code reviewer for GitHub PRs — catches bugs instantly
BugLens launched on June 16, 2026 with 9 votes, #1,453 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
BugLens reviews every pull request automatically — catching HIGH severity bugs, security issues, and cross-file risks before your team does. Line-level findings with one-click fixes, directly on GitHub. Free to start.
BugLens is an AI senior reviewer for GitHub PRs that catches bugs, vulnerabilities, and style violations before your team does.
BugLens reviews every pull request before your team does. Catches bugs, vulnerabilities, and style violations — reviewed against your own codebase for context. Building with AI coding agents? BugLens also reviews agent-authored PRs via API, MCP server, and CLI → BugLens posts structured review comments directly on your PRs — with the bug, context from your codebase, and the fix. Token from req.body.token is concatenated into SQL. An attacker can manipulate the query. Matches your KB rule: use parameterized queries everywhere. Your team moves fast with AI. But fast shouldn't mean sloppy. BugLens makes sure every line still earns its merge. BugLens runs on every pull request — AI analysis…from buglens.app
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