What is Macroscope?
Macroscope empowers teams to orchestrate their own software factories: by deploying cloud-based intelligent agents that autonomously write code in isolated sandboxes and verify its correctness; simultaneously conducting comprehensive reviews of every code change—covering correctness, security, test coverage, and regression risks—and providing unified visibility into change content, reasons for changes, and outstanding tasks across all repositories and teams, thereby enhancing engineering transparency and delivery quality.
Key features
Code Review: Before merging code, automatically assess the correctness, security, test coverage, and potential regression risks of each change.
Status Tracking: Centrally display “what has changed,” “why it changed,” and “which issues require attention” across every code repository and team.
Use cases and audience
Software development teams, engineering managers, DevOps engineers
- Review the correctness, security, test coverage, and regression risks of each code change.
- View changes, their causes, and items requiring attention across all code repositories and teams
- The orchestration cloud agent writes code in an isolated sandbox and verifies its functionality
Code changes, code repositories, team collaboration context
Results of code correctness and security assessments, test and regression analysis reports, and summary updates on cross-repository/team statuses
Frequently asked questions
What stage is Macroscope currently at?
Macroscope is currently in beta.
What core capabilities does Macroscope offer?
It offers two core capabilities: Code Review and Status Overview.
How to use
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Visit the official Macroscope website
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Click 'Book Demo' to schedule a demonstration
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Learn about Murmur (the core feature of Macroscope)
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Read the official blog for the latest updates
Official website & sources
Updated on 2026-10-31
