Qodo

What is Qodo?

Qodo is an AI code-review and software-integrity platform for engineering teams. Its review agents analyze pull requests from several perspectives using repository context, pull-request history, tickets, and organizational standards. Findings focus on bugs, rule violations, requirement gaps, duplicated logic, and other issues that can affect production behavior.

The platform integrates with Git providers, IDEs, and local developer workflows. A centralized Rule System can turn written requirements, codebase patterns, and previous review decisions into enforceable engineering standards. Organization dashboards, cross-repository context, access controls, analytics, and private deployment options support larger teams. Qodo remains an automated reviewer, so human approval and project tests are still required.

How to Use Qodo

1. Connect the organization and repositories through a supported Git integration.
2. Import or define engineering rules, requirement sources, and review scope.
3. Configure automatic or manual review triggers and severity thresholds.
4. Open or update a pull request and inspect prioritized findings in the existing workflow.
5. Resolve valid findings, document intentional exceptions, and run the repository's checks before merging.

Core Features

• Multi-agent pull-request review: Uses specialized review agents to examine changes from several perspectives.
• Repository context: Analyzes code structure, history, related repositories, tickets, and standards instead of an isolated diff.
• Rule System: Discovers, defines, scopes, and enforces organizational engineering rules.
• Prioritized findings: Focuses feedback on consequential issues and explains why they matter.
• Shift-left review: Reviews local committed or uncommitted changes before a pull request is opened.
• Governance and analytics: Tracks findings, rule adoption, violations, teams, repositories, and review outcomes.

Use Cases

• AI-generated code review: Add a contextual verification layer as teams produce more code with coding agents.
• Engineering-standard enforcement: Apply shared architecture, security, quality, and process rules across repositories.
• Pre-merge defect detection: Surface potential regressions and requirement gaps inside the pull-request workflow.
• Code-quality governance: Give engineering leaders cross-repository visibility into critical findings and remediation trends.

Pricing

Qodo offers a 14-day trial without a credit card. Pro Team starts at $30 and uses monthly credit packs priced at $0.012 per credit, with capacity for up to 30 users and no permanent free tier. Qualified open-source projects can apply for free access. Enterprise uses custom pricing and adds features such as SSO, audit logs, advanced governance analytics, bring-your-own-model keys, single-tenant SaaS, on-premises or air-gapped deployment, and dedicated support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Qodo automatically merge code?

Its main purpose is to review changes and provide findings or remediation guidance. Teams should retain their normal approval, test, and merge controls.

How does Qodo learn engineering standards?

The Rule System can derive and manage standards from defined requirements, codebase patterns, pull-request history, and configured rule files.

Does Qodo train models on customer code?

The current pricing FAQ states that Qodo does not train AI models on customer code and uses it only to generate reviews for the team.