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The BugViper dashboard gives you a real-time view of your team’s code review health. At a glance, you can see how many bugs BugViper has caught across all your repositories, how quickly your team is addressing issues, and whether your PR velocity and merge times are trending in the right direction.

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Summary Stat Cards

The top of the dashboard displays seven summary cards, each representing a key metric aggregated across all connected repositories. These cards update in real time as new review runs complete. Use them for a quick health check — if your Addressed Rate is dropping or your Avg Merge Time is climbing, those are signals worth investigating at the per-repo level.

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Charts

Below the stat cards, the dashboard displays four charts that let you spot trends and compare activity over time.

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Total Reviews per Day

A stacked bar chart showing the number of review runs completed each day, broken down by repository. Each bar segment represents one repository, making it easy to see which repos are driving the most review activity on any given day.

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PRs Reviewed per Day

A stacked bar chart showing the number of distinct pull requests that received a BugViper review each day, broken down by repository. This complements the Total Reviews per Day chart — a high reviews-to-PR ratio indicates that contributors are iterating frequently and triggering multiple review runs per PR.

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Avg Merge Time

A comparison bar chart showing the average time from PR open to merge for each connected repository. Use this chart to identify repos where code is getting stuck in review and investigate whether BugViper’s findings are contributing to the delay.

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Addressed Rate

A comparison bar chart showing the percentage of BugViper-caught bugs that were resolved or fixed, broken down by repository. A low addressed rate for a specific repo may indicate that the team isn’t acting on BugViper’s feedback — or that the issues being flagged need to be tuned.
For a deeper breakdown of any individual repository — including its PR list, per-run results, and issue-level details — head to the Repositories page and click on the repo card. See the Repositories guide for more.