Shift left by making code performance, code quality and code discussion part of the earliest stages of the development process.

• Get performance data for individual methods in the code, including notifications about poorly performing methods.
• Get actionable information, such as errors, vulnerabilities and non-compliant SLOs, for the services built from your code.
• Discuss any block of code, with options for sharing to Slack or Teams, or creating a ticket on Jira, Trello and many other issue trackers.

• Issue Trackers: Asana, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, GitLab Self-Managed, Jira, Linear, Shortcut, Trello, YouTrack
• Messaging Services: Slack, Microsoft Teams

• CodeStream requires a current version of Visual Studio Code, and is also available for JetBrains or Visual Studio.
• Your repository must be managed by Git, or a Git hosting service like GitHub or GitLab.

See performance data, at the method level, right in your editor. Always-on view ensures that performance issues are factored into the work at hand. You can even see metrics for your lower environments, and head off performance issues before they hit production.

Discover errors happening in the code you’re responsible for. Quickly step through the stack trace, with CodeStream automatically taking you to the correct file and line number, then bring relevant teammates into the discussion so that you can resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Get an in-IDE view of how the services built from your code are performing, in any environment. Golden metrics, service-level objectives and related services give you the big picture at a glance.

Rather than copying & pasting, just select code in your editor and start a discussion that teammates can participate in from their IDE, their email client or Slack/Teams. CodeStream automatically builds a knowledge base for your team by capturing these discussions that currently get lost in Slack threads and email chains, and saving them alongside the code that they refer to. The whole team, including future members of the team, gets the benefit of working from an annotated codebase.

Check out the user guide for more information on getting started with CodeStream. Please follow @teamcodestream for product updates and to share feedback and questions. You can also email us at [email protected].