Qodo
AI code review platform that checks pull requests with full codebase context and enforces team coding standards.
Qodo is a code review platform built on AI agents that checks pull requests for bugs, broken rules and unmet requirements using context from the full codebase. Qodo is used by installing it on Git repositories hosted on GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps, and optionally in VS Code or JetBrains editors, so reviews run automatically.
Best for Engineering teams that ship large volumes of AI-assisted code and need consistent, automated review across many repositories.
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What is Qodo?
Qodo is a platform for AI-driven code review and governance aimed at software teams. Specialised review agents examine every pull request using context drawn from the whole codebase, earlier pull requests, team rules and linked tickets, and report bugs, rule violations and gaps against requirements. The same review runs in the developer's IDE and inside coding agents, so problems can be fixed before a pull request is opened. A rules system mines recurring reviewer comments and conventions to create enforceable standards, measures how often they are followed and retires ones that stop being useful. Cross-repo review looks for changes in shared libraries or APIs that would break dependent repositories, including across different Git providers, and a software map visualises those relationships. Qodo integrates with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps and with VS Code and JetBrains editors.
Key Features
Multi-Agent PR Review
Separate agents check for rule violations, ticket compliance, duplicated logic and critical bugs, and every finding carries a severity and a suggested fix.
Rules and Skills Lifecycle
Learns coding standards from the codebase and review history, enforces them on each change and tracks their effectiveness.
Cross-Repo Review
Flags a change that could break consumers in other repositories and links to the affected line before merge.
Software Map
Displays how repositories, services and contracts connect so the reach of a change can be traced.
IDE and Agent Review
Runs review skills locally in the editor or inside agents such as Codex and Claude through a CLI.
Governance Dashboard
Records findings, resolution rates and compliance flags across teams as an audit trail.
Use Cases
- Reviewing AI-Generated Code
- Apply the same standards to code written by assistants as to code written by people.
- Reducing Reviewer Load
- Automate the first pass on a pull request so human reviewers concentrate on design questions.
- Standardising Across Teams
- Keep conventions consistent over many repositories without maintaining wiki pages.
- Protecting Shared Libraries
- Catch a signature change in an SDK that downstream services depend on.
- Regulated Environments
- Deploy single-tenant or on-premises and keep a log of every finding for audits.
Things to know
- No permanent free tier
- After the 14-day trial a paid plan is needed, although qualifying open source projects can apply for free access.
- Credit-based metering
- Reviews draw credits from a pooled monthly allowance; unused credits expire each cycle and extra usage is charged as overage up to a cap the customer sets.
- Team size
- The self-serve Pro Team plan is intended for up to 30 users; larger organisations use custom Enterprise plans.
- Security posture
- Qodo reports SOC 2 Type II certification and says code is analysed and then discarded.
FAQs
What is Qodo?
Qodo is a code review platform powered by AI. Its agents review pull requests with knowledge of the entire codebase and enforce the team's own coding rules.
What is Qodo used for?
Qodo is used to automate the first pass of code review, catch bugs and breaking changes before merge, and keep coding standards consistent across repositories.
Is Qodo free?
Qodo has no permanent free plan. It offers a 14-day free trial without a credit card, and open source projects can apply for free access.
How much does Qodo cost?
Qodo's Pro Team plan is billed monthly by credit pack, and Enterprise plans are priced individually. See the official pricing page for current rates.
Which Git providers and IDEs does Qodo support?
Qodo supports GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps, with Gerrit on Enterprise plans. In the editor it works with VS Code and JetBrains IDEs.
Does Qodo train AI models on my code?
No. Qodo says customer code is used only to produce that team's reviews and is not used for model training.
Can Qodo be deployed on-premises?
Yes. Qodo's Enterprise plans include single-tenant SaaS and on-premises or air-gapped deployment.
Who it's for
- Engineering teams
- Tech leads
- Platform engineering
- DevOps teams
- Enterprises
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