Java Code Review Tool

The tool ingests Java source files and applies a configurable rule engine to identify defects across correctness, readability, null-safety, and performance patterns. It builds an AST and semantic checks to flag issues while preserving original structure for reviewer context.
Conceptually, it relies on a base rule set aligned with the Java Language Specification and widely adopted style guides. Findings are reported as structured issues with location data, severity, and suggested annotations. Users can enable or disable rules, set project baselines, and export results.
Who benefits: developers who review code quickly, teams enforcing consistent standards, and auditors evaluating legacy code. Unique value: automated checks plus location-aware annotations, integration with CI pipelines, and outputs suitable for PR discussions and documentation.
Core features include static analysis checks, per-project rule customization, per-file/module scoping, severity weighting, report formats (JSON/CSV/Markdown), and the ability to attach inline annotations to code diffs. Typical use cases include PR pre-checks, legacy code audits, and onboarding new contributors.