Improvements & New Features
📦 Kody Rules with full PR scope
Kody Rules can now run with full pull request context, instead of analyzing files in isolation. With this update, rules can access the PR title, description, file list, and complete diffs — making it possible to write more powerful and contextual validations.
Examples of what you can now do:
- Flag new services that don’t have corresponding tests
- Suggest README updates when business logic changes
- Require meaningful PR descriptions when they’re missing or too short
This change gives Kody deeper context and enables more relevant suggestions across your codebase.
🏗️ Kody support outside organizations
You no longer need to be inside an organization to use Kody. It now works with individual repositories — whether personal projects, test environments, or any repo not linked to an org on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Azure DevOps.
This update removes a key limitation and makes Kody more flexible and accessible. No extra configuration needed — it just works within your existing review flow.
🐞 Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the dev name appeared as N/A in the weekly summary email.