Qodo
A quality-first AI code review platform (ex-CodiumAI) — multi-agent PR review with your team's rules, plus IDE, CLI, and codebase-intelligence products.
Qodo (formerly CodiumAI) is the quality-first AI code platform: Qodo 2.0 (February 2026) brought multi-agent PR review enforcing your rules and standards, alongside IDE plugins, the Qodo Command CLI, the Aware codebase-context engine, and the open-source Cover test-generation tool. Freemium with a real free tier; broadest git-platform coverage in the category.
Qodo — the company formerly known as CodiumAI — staked the category's "code integrity" position early: AI that doesn't just write code but vets it. Its 2026 form is a unified platform: Qodo 2.0's multi-agent review (February 2026) replaced single-pass review with specialized agents enforcing your team's rules, layered over IDE plugins, a CLI, and a multi-repo context engine.
Highlights
- Multi-agent PR review — Qodo 2.0 reviews with specialized agents and a central rule system, built for "your standards, not generic lint."
- Beyond the bot — Qodo Gen (IDE chat/completion in VS Code and JetBrains), Qodo Command (
npm i -g @qodo/command— agents as scriptable CLI/HTTP workflows), and Qodo Aware (September 2025), a context engine doing deep research across multi-repo codebases. - Open-source test generation — Qodo Cover (AGPL-3.0) automates regression-test coverage.
- Widest platform coverage — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps; enterprise SSO and on-prem/air-gapped deployment.
- Credit-based freemium — a genuinely usable free Developer tier; Teams and Enterprise scale up.
In an AI-assisted workflow
Install the git-platform app and reviews land on PRs with your rules enforced; the IDE plugin and CLI bring the same review brain to pre-commit and scripted workflows. The Aware engine is the differentiator for big orgs: review informed by other repos' context — the API contract defined elsewhere, the convention the platform team owns.
NOTE
Lineage clarity: Qodo built its reputation on the open-source PR-Agent, then donated it to the community in early 2026 — it lives on as The-PR-Agent/pr-agent (Apache-2.0) with independent governance. Choose between them honestly: PR-Agent is the self-hosted community tool; Qodo is the commercial platform that grew out of it.
Good to know
Qodo rebranded from CodiumAI in September 2024 alongside a $40M Series A (Susa Ventures, Square Peg). Pricing is credit-based on top of seats — high-volume teams should model usage. For the head-to-head against CodeRabbit and Greptile, see Best AI Code Review Tools in 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Qodo Merge, and is PR-Agent the free version?
- Qodo Merge is the platform's PR-review product, descended from the popular open-source PR-Agent. But as of early 2026, PR-Agent is no longer Qodo's: the company donated it to the community (now The-PR-Agent/pr-agent, Apache-2.0, community-governed). Qodo's own free tier is the Developer plan — don't conflate the two.
- Is Qodo free?
- There's a real free tier: the Developer plan includes PR review and the IDE plugin with a monthly credit allowance. Teams runs per-seat (with more PRs and credits), and Enterprise adds the multi-repo context engine, agentic CLI workflows, SSO, and on-prem/air-gapped deployment.
- Which platforms and IDEs does Qodo support?
- The broadest spread in the category: GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps on the git side; VS Code and the JetBrains family on the IDE side; plus a CLI (npm install -g @qodo/command) that runs agents as scriptable workflows.
Related
- CoderabbitAn AI code reviewer that posts line-by-line feedback and summaries on every pull request.
- GreptileAn AI code review agent that reviews pull requests with full-codebase context — catching multi-file logical bugs and learning your team's standards.
- Best AI Code Review Tools in 2026The AI code reviewers worth running in 2026 — CodeRabbit, Greptile, and Qodo compared, plus the open-source PR-Agent and when Copilot's built-in review is enough.
- Review PRReview a pull request for correctness, security, and style, and summarize findings.
- Code ReviewerUse this agent to review code changes for correctness, security, and maintainability before merging. Examples — reviewing a PR diff, auditing a new module, checking a refactor for regressions.
- Test EngineerUse this agent to write and improve automated tests — unit, integration, and edge cases. Examples — adding coverage to an untested module, writing regression tests for a bug, designing a test plan.