Watermelon is an Open Source Copilot For Code Review. Our GitHub application allows developers to pre-review GitHub Pull Requests by tracing their code context and performing static code analysis. Using LLMs to detect errors, compare intent to implementation, and give the PR a first health check.
We've built a search algorithm that indexes the most relevant code context for a given block of code.
To obtain code context in your IDE, use this extension.
To obtain code context in your CI/CD, take a look at our GitHub Application
We currently support the following integrations
| Watermelon Product | Git | Project Management | Messaging | Documentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IntelliJ | GitHub, GitLab (Beta), Bitbucket (Beta) | Jira | Slack | Notion, Confluence |
| VS Code | GitHub, GitLab (Beta), Bitbucket (Beta) | Jira | Slack | |
| GitHub App | GitHub. | Jira, Linear | Slack | Notion, Confluence |
Watermelon's IntelliJ plugin allows you to obtain business context for a file or block of code via:
- Right click menu button "Run Watermelon"
- Hover to get context (coming soon)
- You must have Gradle installed
- For best results, use Java 17
- The Gradle JDK we use is Corretto 19
- If you build the plugin and it fails, it will be common that running
gradle cleanon your CLI will be the solution - To publish the plugin to the JetBrains marketplace: Run the Gradle build task that generates a .zip of the build, then go to https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/add#intellij and upload
- You must have Git locally installed (try
git --versionor install it now)
Download from the JetBrains Marketplace.
Check out Contributing.md and be aware of the Code of Conduct!
We're an early-stage project, therefore we still have the luxury to coordinate via short chats with our contributors. If you're interested in contributing, please join our Discord community. Alternatively, comment on our issues if you plan to solve one.
Watermelon doesn't store your code. In our commitment to transparency, we made our API (search engine) source-available.
Watermelon is built by a globally distributed team of developers devoted to making software development easier. Join our Discord community, follow us on Twitter and go to the Watermelon blog to get the best programming tips.