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Jinzo includes a built-in code review system that lets you capture review notes and findings for each workspace. After an agent completes a run, you can request a structured code review that identifies issues, suggests improvements, and tracks review status.

How Reviews Work

Each workspace can have reviews attached to it. A review contains:
  • Title — a summary of what’s being reviewed
  • Status — tracks the review lifecycle
  • Findings — individual items with severity, file location, and suggestions

Review Status

Reviews follow a simple workflow:
StatusDescription
OpenReview has been created, awaiting inspection
In ReviewReview is actively being inspected
ApprovedChanges passed review
RejectedChanges need further work

Review Findings

Each review can contain multiple findings. A finding pinpoints a specific issue in the code:
FieldDescription
Severitycritical, warning, or info
FileThe file path where the issue was found
Line rangeStart and end line numbers
MessageDescription of the issue
ReasonWhy this is a problem
SuggestionRecommended fix or improvement

Requesting a Review

After an agent run completes, you can trigger a code review using the /code-review skill in the agent input. The agent analyzes the diffs from the run and produces structured findings with severity ratings. Reviews are displayed in the Reviews section of the workspace sidebar, where you can inspect individual findings and navigate directly to the relevant code.