1/ Baz.co is not just another code review tool. It’s what happens when you mix AI and serious dev context. Their built-in assistant Bazzy uses Claude Sonnet 3.7 or 3.5 to answer questions about your PRs and suggest improvements.

2/ The real magic? Baz uses something called RAG—Retrieval-Augmented Generation. It breaks down your codebase into chunks, embeds them, and when you submit a change, it fetches only the most relevant stuff. No more AI hallucinating about random functions from 2019.

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3/ They also dropped something called Module Memory—which sounds like a Marvel superpower but is really just a smart way to track code changes across modules. Think: smarter diff views, better descriptions, and a graph that actually shows how everything connects.

4/ And here's where it gets personal—Baz lets you train your own AI code reviewers based on your team’s actual pull request history. Want an agent that knows you love composition over inheritance? Done. You can even test it out in a sandbox called the Prompt Playground.