Reviewer
Review Anatomy
This page explains exactly how a Tenki review appears in your PR and how to interpret each component.
Summary
The Summary is a high-level, decision-oriented overview of the PR.
It appears immediately and updates as the analysis progresses.
Structure:
- What has been reviewed
- Findings grouped by severity
- Short recap of key issues
- Collapsed list of files reviewed
- Security risk assessment: An explicit security assessment of the PR. Only high-confidence, PR-fixable security issues are reported.
- LOW — No security vulnerabilities identified
- MEDIUM — Security edge cases introduced
- HIGH — Exploitable vulnerabilities found
Review Comment
The Review Comment contains the full breakdown of findings.
It appears at the same time as the Summary and updates live during analysis.
Structure:
Security
- High / Medium / Low severity
- Includes explanations when applicable
Code Quality
- General code health assessment
- Structural or maintainability concerns
Other Observations
Additional relevant signals, such as:
- Performance risks
- Architectural concerns
- Notable patterns introduced
- Repeated anti-patterns
Recommendation
A single, clear outcome:
- APPROVE — Safe to merge
- APPROVE with minor suggestions — Non-blocking issues
- CHANGES REQUESTED — Blocking issues must be addressed
Reporting Scope
Tenki only reports issues that:
- Are introduced by this PR
- Could cause bugs, security risks, or instability
- Can be addressed within the PR