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Open-source AI code review that aligns with architecture, business rules, and compliance.

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Product memo

Kodus provides an open-source AI code review tool that integrates with a team's architecture, business rules, and compliance standards. It offers full control over model choice and costs, letting teams use their own API keys and pay providers directly. This approach ensures alignment with organizational policies, adapts to specific tech stacks, and enforces team-defined rules, maintaining code quality and security.

For who

Development teams and organizations

Solves what

AI code review aligned with architecture, business rules, and compliance standards.

  • Open-source AI code review
  • Customizable review standards
  • Syncs existing rules
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In their own words

The Open Source Alternative to CodeRabbit

AI Code Review With Full Control Over Model Choice and Costs

Commercial cues

Pricing snapshot subscription with free tier

Model

subscription

Free tier

Yes

Trial

14d

No public pricing tiers captured.

Pricing Strategy

Key Tactics
  • A free tier lowers adoption friction for small teams and initial testing.
  • Custom Enterprise pricing handles larger organizations with specific needs.

Operator context

Founded

Oct 2025

Platform

Web app

Audience

Developers

Tech stack

MySQLPHPWordPressReally Simple SSL & Security

Builder Strategy

Strategy Type
Niche Specialist
Stage
Vc Growth
Effort
Small Team
About Kodus Expand

Kodus provides an open-source AI code review product for development teams and organizations. It helps maintain code quality and security by aligning reviews with existing architecture, business rules, and compliance standards.

Unlike many proprietary tools, Kodus gives users full control over their AI model choice and associated costs, allowing teams to integrate their own API keys and manage provider payments directly. This addresses common developer concerns around vendor lock-in and unpredictable expenses, making it a flexible option for enforcing team-defined rules across various tech stacks.