Codoki

Codoki is an AI-powered code review platform that automatically analyzes pull requests to catch bugs, security vulnerabilities, and logic errors before they reach production. The tool combines static and dynamic analysis with context-aware AI to deliver comprehensive, actionable code reviews that help teams ship faster with confidence.

When a pull request is created, Codoki's AI agents analyze the diff in full context—including past commits, architectural patterns, and business rules—to surface real risks. Code runs inside a secure, ephemeral sandbox that mirrors your stack, with no data stored or retained. The result is one structured review with a clear summary, must-fix issues, suggested patches, and merge status.

• One Smart Review delivers a single structured comment per PR with summary, must-fix risks, suggested patches, and merge status—eliminating review noise and back-and-forth discussions.
• Static + Dynamic Analysis combines language-aware static checks with runtime validation in a secure, isolated sandbox to catch real bugs early in the development cycle.
• Team Memory & Rules learns your team's patterns and enforces style guides and custom rules by repository or file path for consistent reviews across your codebase.
• Test Intelligence spots missing or weak tests and proposes concrete test cases for critical paths, improving overall code coverage.
• Private by Design ensures ephemeral reviews with encrypted I/O—your code is never stored after review and never used for training.
• Signal, Not Noise uses confidence-gated findings from static checks and sandbox runs, filtering out style nits and duplicates to surface only must-fix issues.

To get started, connect your GitHub or GitLab repository and Codoki automatically triggers reviews when pull requests are created. Configure custom rules, style guides, and additional context to tailor reviews to your organization's standards. The platform supports multiple programming languages including JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Ruby, Java, C#, C++, Rust, Kotlin, and PHP, with integrations for Slack, Jira, and Linear.