AI code review
heyGRC alongside Cursor Bugbot
Bugbot is built to answer one question about a pull request: is this code correct. heygrc is built to answer a different one: does this change touch a control in the compliance frameworks you have to meet. Bug-free code can still move a control an auditor will sample, so the two run side by side rather than one replacing the other. (For the fuller comparison with a worked example, see heygrc vs Bugbot below.)
What Cursor Bugbot focuses on
- Reviewing each pull request for likely bugs before it merges.
- Flagging code-quality problems inline, in the same review.
- Commenting directly on the pull request with what it finds.
What heygrc adds alongside it
- Whether a merge skipped a change-management step a control expects, for example bypassing a required approval gate.SOC 2 CC8.1 in code→
- Whether a change quietly extends how long personal data is kept, past what a retention control allows.GDPR storage limitation in code→
- The compliance reading of a change, mapped to the framework you are audited on, as the specific control it touches.
Use them together
Let Bugbot catch the likely bugs before merge; let heygrc tell you when a change touches a compliance control.