Introducing Macroscope CLI

Until now, getting a Macroscope code review required opening a Pull Request. Today, that changes with the Macroscope CLI. Get fast, high-signal correctness reviews directly from your terminal—before you ever push your code.

Using the CLI

This installs the CLI, the optional agent plugins, and asks you to login to link a Macroscope workspace.

There are two ways to use the Macroscope CLI:

1. From your agent

If you installed the optional plugins for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode:

Claude Code: /macroscope:codereview
Codex:       $macroscope:codereview
Cursor:      /codereview           
OpenCode:    /macroscope-codereview

When invoked, your agent will use the Macroscope CLI to do a code review, validate any detected issues, and begin addressing them.

Autoloop

Autoloop repeats the code review -> validation -> fix cycle until no further issues are detected, for up to five cycles.

Claude Code: /macroscope:autoloop
Codex:       $macroscope:autoloop
Cursor:      /autoloop           
OpenCode:    /macroscope-autoloop

2. From the CLI

Run macroscope codereview from any repo to open a full-screen review in your terminal. Issues stream in as they’re found: arrow through them, expand an issue for the full comment and code snippet, and press c to copy one or ⇧C to copy everything at once.

Worktree Isolation

Every review runs in an isolated git worktree by default, so you can keep building on your active branch while Macroscope analyzes a fixed snapshot; run macroscope codereview --in-place to do a review without creating a worktree.

Pricing

CLI code reviews are billed using Agent Credits.

Learn more by checking out the CLI docs for configuration options.

Try Macroscope locally

Install the CLI and get code reviews before opening a PR

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