CodeScene¶
Welcome to the CodeScene documentation!
This documentation is divided into sections, each being suited for different types of information you might be looking for.
New Users¶
Getting Started helps you take the first steps after you purchase of CodeScene. You will learn how to install and setup the tool, as well as running your first analysis.
CodeScene Terminology explains the concepts, analysis options, and metrics.
From Code to Delivery: meet the 4-factors of successful software¶
From Code to Delivery: the 4 factors model introduces the 4 factors essential to successful software development. We explain how the dashboards work and how you set up team specific dashboards.
Developer tools¶
Use the CLI and the MCP server together. The CLI is the first line of defence on local changes. MCP is the second, grounding AI assistants in the same Code Health checks.
CodeScene CLI tool is a command-line tool which performs the same checks as the PR integration, but locally - on non-committed, staged changes or between select branches. See that page for install and authentication.
CodeScene MCP Server: Bring Code Health Insights Into Your AI Workflow makes AI tools more helpful and reliable by grounding them in Code Health data.
PR Refactoring Agent lets reviewers trigger Code Health-guided refactoring directly from pull requests.
Integrate Automated Code Health Reviews in Pull Requests and Merge Requests speeds up code reviews and ensures your code remains maintainable.
Check Code Coverage in Pull Requests and Merge Requests to enforce code coverage where it matters most.
REST API lets you automate CodeScene and access analysis data programmatically through the REST API.
Usage Documentation¶
Integrations explains how you integrate CodeScene with CI/CD to enable quality gates, upload and visualize of code coverage, integrations with project management tools to measure lead times in your development process, or Slack for analysis notifications.
Focus Areas walk you through specific features and aspects of the tool, focusing on how you can use them to achieve certain goals.
Configuration explains how you configure projects to get the most out of your analysis.
Troubleshooting: Diagnostics, Errors, and Logs contains helpful tips for troubleshooting the system.
CodeScene supports all major programming languages:
Supported Programming Languages covers CodeScene’s language level support.
New CodeScene releases are available continuously. Stay on top of the latest releases by subscribing to our Release Notes here .