Korbit

Korbit is an AI-powered code reviewer that integrates with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket to enhance code quality and developer productivity. It automatically reviews pull requests, identifies issues, and provides actionable feedback. The tool supports over 13 programming languages and offers features like PR summaries, custom policy enforcement, and real-time analytics. It’s trusted by over 22,000 developers and has reviewed 124 million lines of code, detecting over 815,000 issues. Korbit offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.

The AI-Powered PR Code Reviews feature scans code for functional, performance, and security issues, providing explanations and suggested fixes. Korbit Insights generates automated reports for release notes, sprint reviews, and team performance tracking. The Korbit Console offers a dashboard to monitor code health and review activity. Users can customize review settings to focus on specific issue types or severity levels. The tool also supports custom coding policies, ensuring consistency across projects. For open-source projects, Korbit Max is free, making it accessible for community-driven work.

Compared to CodeClimate and SonarQube, Korbit emphasizes interactive feedback and real-time mentoring. CodeClimate focuses on static analysis, while SonarQube is suited for large-scale enterprise needs. Korbit’s pricing includes a free trial and tiered plans, which are competitive but vary based on team size and needs. The tool integrates seamlessly into existing workflows, requiring minimal setup, though some users report challenges with configuring multiple repositories.

Korbit does not store code long-term, using a zero-day retention policy, and its training data comes from public datasets, addressing privacy concerns. It supports a wide range of languages but may lack full coverage for niche frameworks. The tool’s adaptive learning adjusts to user feedback, improving review relevance over time. However, it may flag minor issues that require manual filtering, and setup can be tricky for complex GitLab integrations.

To get started, sign up for the free trial and install Korbit on a single repository to test its features. Adjust the review settings to match your team’s priorities, and use the Insights reports to streamline your next sprint review.