Install
- Installs
macroscope - Adds it to your shell
PATH - Installs the Macroscope plugin for supported local setups of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode
- Starts the setup wizard so you can sign in and choose a workspace
If your agent was already open, relaunch it after installation so the Macroscope command appears.
Use the Agent Plugin
Use the Macroscope plugin from inside your coding tool:- start a Macroscope review on the current branch
- watch for findings as they arrive
- explain each issue in plain language
- validate whether the issue is real
- ignore false positives
- fix confirmed issues one at a time
- verify the fix and report what it addressed
Run the Autopilot Loop
If you want a more hands-off pass, use the loop variant:Typical Workflow
- Install Macroscope and complete setup.
- Open your repo in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or OpenCode.
- Run the Macroscope command for your host.
- Let your agent work through findings locally before you push.
- Use loop mode when you want a longer unattended pass.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | What to do |
|---|---|
command not found: macroscope | Restart your terminal, then check that ~/.local/bin is on your PATH |
| The Macroscope command does not appear in your agent | Relaunch the agent after installation |
| You need to sign in again | Run macroscope and complete setup |
| You need to switch workspaces | Run macroscope and choose the correct workspace |
Pricing
CLI code reviews consume agent credits. Admins can view usage details in the Billing dashboard under Agent Credit Usage.