AI Code Review
10 entriesAssistants that review pull requests automatically.
Automated Static Analysis & Security
7 entriesAutomated checks that run on every pull request.
Peer & Formal Review Platforms
9 entriesDedicated tools for reviewing changes, with or without a Git host.
Platform-Native Review & Insights
8 entriesReview built into Git hosts, and analytics on how review works.
Related Pages
6 entriesRelated directories on this site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is code review?
Code review is the practice of having other people, or automated tools, examine a change before it is merged, to catch defects, security issues and maintainability problems and to share knowledge.
Where does AI fit in?
AI reviewers comment on pull requests automatically, summarising changes and flagging likely bugs. They complement rather than replace human review, and the AI Code Reviewing Tools page lists more.
Which tools are no longer maintained?
Phabricator says it has not been actively maintained since June 2021, and Atlassian has stopped selling Crucible, with support ending in May 2028. They are kept because they were on the original page, with notes.
Peer review platform or Git host review?
Git hosts such as GitHub and GitLab review changes inside pull requests. Dedicated tools such as Gerrit and Review Board suit formal or patch-based workflows and non-Git version control.
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