Context Goblin reviews pull requests. Register a second repo and it maps how your services are wired together, so the reviewer sees everything downstream that has an opinion about the change. You pick the reviewers with customizable subagents, prompts and MCPs. Install the GitHub App and your next PR gets reviewed. Free and instant for the first signed-up teams.
Context Goblin started as an internal tool. Coding agents produce far more code
than anyone can review by hand, and every reviewer we tried read the diff without
reading what depends on it.
What's in it today:
- Call graph per repo, so it reviews the change against its real callers
- Cross-repo map: routes, queues, shared tables and packages between your services
- Customizable review agents for your specific needs
- Bring your own MCP servers for ticket and org-specific context
- GitHub App
Happy to answer anything about how the context pipeline works.