Pyor

Pyor is a tool designed for reviewing GitHub pull requests, emphasizing efficient code review by surfacing the most important files and threads for human attention. It addresses the challenge of information overload in large pull requests by using AI to prioritize files that require human review, flagging mechanical changes for skimming, and providing compact hints directly on lines that merit a closer look. The platform is intended for developers and teams who review code on GitHub, aiming to streamline the process and reduce the bottleneck that code review can present, especially as AI-generated pull requests become more common.

Key features include AI-driven grouping of diffs by importance rather than alphabetical order, inline commenting with options to reply, resolve, or suggest changes in place, and the ability to mark groups of files as viewed. Pyor's "Focus mode" collapses resolved threads, outdated comments, and stale reviews, leaving only unresolved discussions visible to the reviewer. All comments, mentions, and review threads from multiple repositories are aggregated into a single inbox, allowing users to filter and locate unresolved threads efficiently. The platform also ranks team pull requests by how much the user can help, highlighting PRs with no reviewer yet and allowing users to scope by organization or author.

Pyor can be accessed in a web browser or as a downloadable desktop application for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It offers a live demo feature where users can paste a public GitHub pull request and review it instantly in the browser without installation, authentication, or tokens. For pre-PR review, Pyor supports reviewing code where it was written, enabling feedback before a pull request is created.

99 per seat per month. Pyor emphasizes privacy, stating that code never leaves the user's machine and that there are no trackers or servers processing user code. The service is described as compliant with privacy regulations across the EU, Canada, and the US.