Changelog
What's new in Reviewsaur, newest first. No version numbers — just dates and what changed.
July 2026 — New ways to sign in
Authentication is now powered by Stytch:
- More sign-in options — alongside GitHub, you can now sign in with Google, a one-time code sent to your email, or an email and password (with self-serve password reset).
- One account, any method — sign-in methods sharing the same email address resolve to the same account, so you can switch between them freely.
- GitHub linking for quizzes — taking quizzes still requires a linked GitHub account, so every result stays attributed to a person. If you signed in another way, you'll be prompted to link GitHub before your first quiz.
July 2026 — More quiz settings on the Free plan
- All question formats for everyone — Mixed and Open-ended question formats are no longer Pro-only. Every plan can now choose any question format.
- Custom pass thresholds for everyone — the minimum score to pass is now editable on the Free plan too, instead of being fixed at the default.
July 2026 — Faster, more reliable status checks
- Instant status check — the “Reviewsaur Quiz” check now appears on your PR within seconds of opening it (as “Generating quiz…”), instead of only after the quiz is ready.
- Failures are visible — if quiz generation fails, the check is marked as failed with the reason, instead of silently never appearing. Hitting your plan's quiz limit completes the check as neutral, so a billing limit never blocks a merge.
- Correct check on new pushes — pushing new commits to a PR now creates a fresh check on the latest commit; the old one is closed as superseded.
June 2026 — Initial release
The first release of Reviewsaur:
- Pull request quizzes generated automatically from each PR diff.
- GitHub status check (“Reviewsaur Quiz”) you can mark as required to gate merging on a passing quiz.
- Fresh quiz on failure — fail and Reviewsaur generates a new set of questions so you can try again.
- Per-repo settings: question format, pass threshold, required approvals, and excluded paths.
- Team dashboard with active repos, quizzes this month, and pass rate.
- Members & roles and billing (Free / Pro / Enterprise). Reviewers sign in with GitHub to take quizzes, so every result is attributed to a person.
- Documentation: this docs section (getting started, how it works, settings, the GitHub status-check walkthrough, plans & limits, and an FAQ), plus inline “Learn more” links from repository settings into the docs.