Kikimora reads SonarCloud analysis results so code-quality risk sits next to your cloud and infrastructure findings. Find failing gates, review hotspots, and route them to the right owner.
Review static analysis findings from one conversation
The integration covers what SonarCloud knows about your code health: quality gates and their pass or fail status, static analysis findings, and security hotspots that need human review. Separating the genuine vulnerabilities from the long tail of code smells is exactly the kind of filtering that is tedious in the dashboard and quick in conversation, so the hotspots that actually matter rise to the top. A security hotspot is not a confirmed bug; it is a spot SonarCloud thinks a human should look at. That nuance is where the dashboard tends to lose people, because reviewing hotspots one project at a time rarely makes it to the top of anyone’s day. Asking the agent to pull only the unreviewed, security-relevant hotspots across every project turns a backlog into a short, ordered list, and ties a regressed gate back to the release that caused it.
What you can do
- Find projects with failing security quality gates.
- Review open security hotspots and static analysis findings.
- Track quality trends across the organization.
- Correlate code smells in services with incidents in production.
Things you might ask
- “Which projects currently have a failing security quality gate, and what tripped it?”
- “Show me open security hotspots ranked by severity, ignoring the maintainability findings.”
- “Did any project’s quality gate regress after this week’s releases?”
SonarCloud is one half of a DevSecOps picture. Pair it with the GitHub integration so code scanning alerts and static analysis hotspots get triaged together, and with Vercel to connect a flagged service to its live deployment.