Codiga
Codiga is an AI-powered static code analysis tool that can be used in any development environment, including VS Code, JetBrains, VisualStud...
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What is Codiga?
Codiga is an AI-powered static code analysis and coding assistant tool that helps developers write cleaner, safer, and more secure code. It combines real-time static code analysis, security scanning, automated code reviews, and smart code snippet management into one unified solution. The tool works directly in your IDE (VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio), in CI/CD pipelines, and on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
Key features include customizable real-time static code analysis with 2000+ rules across 12+ programming languages, OWASP 10 and MITRE CWE security support, automated security fixes in the IDE, leaked credentials detection, infrastructure code analysis for Terraform and Docker, automated code reviews that complete in around 15 seconds, and a smart code snippet tool for creating, sharing, and using snippets across 15+ languages. The Codiga dashboard provides a birds-eye view of code quality metrics including violations, duplicates, and complex functions.
Codiga is designed for individual developers, software teams, open-source projects, and enterprises. It supports JavaScript, Python, Java, C++, TypeScript, PHP, Ruby, Go, C#, Shell, Dart, Scala, Apex, and Kotlin. Teams can share custom code analysis rules and rulesets within their organization, and the tool offers git hooks integration to check code before pushing.
Codiga pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Codiga offers a freemium pricing model with a free tier and paid plans. The Basic plan is free ($0/month) and includes coding assistant, automated code reviews, code analysis for public projects, and support through Slack and Discord. The Teams plan costs $12-$14 per user per month (billed yearly at $12/month, monthly at $14/month) and includes all free plan features plus public and private repository support, dedicated code analysis pipelines, and dedicated support through Slack, Discord, and email. A Startup program offers 20% off regular pricing for 12 months. For teams with more than 50 seats, direct contact is required for discounts. No free trial is available, but no credit card is needed to get started.
Codiga pros
- Real-time static code analysis in your IDE
- 2000+ analysis rules across 12+ programming languages
- Automated code reviews completed in 15 seconds
- OWASP 10 and MITRE CWE security vulnerability detection
- Automated security fixes directly in the IDE
- Detects leaked SSH keys and API tokens before push
- Smart code snippets for 15+ languages from your IDE
- Works on VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
- Customizable code analysis rules created in 5 minutes
- Infrastructure code analysis for Terraform and Docker
- CI/CD integration with GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Jenkins, AWS CodeBuild
- Code duplicate detection to encourage refactoring
- Git hooks integration for pre-push code checking
- Share rules publicly on Codiga Hub or privately with team
- Dashboard shows code quality metrics and violations history
- Teams save average 2 hours per week per developer
- Free tier available for individual users and open-source projects
- Dependency scanning for outdated libraries
- Multi-branch support for comparing code quality
Codiga cons
- Pricing page is down and sign-ups route to Google Form
- No free trial available
- On-premise solution still in development
- Team plan limited to 1 user per month at $14
- Free tier has limited features for private repositories
- No dedicated support on free plan
- Querying more than 50 seats requires direct contact
- Analysis quotas may limit heavy enterprise usage
Frequently asked questions about Codiga
Is Codiga free to use?
Yes, all basic features of Codiga are available for free to all users. This includes coding assistant, automated code reviews, and code analysis for public projects. Analysis quotas are set so that individual users and open-source projects can use the product for free. Premium and enterprise features are paid.
What programming languages does Codiga support?
Codiga supports more than 12 programming languages with 2000+ analysis rules. Supported languages include JavaScript, Python, Java, C++, TypeScript, PHP, Ruby, Go, C#, Shell, Dart, Scala, Apex, and Kotlin.
How fast are Codiga code reviews?
Codiga code reviews are completed in seconds, not hours. The average analysis time is around 15 seconds. Every pull request and commit gets assessed for security vulnerabilities and coding issues within seconds.
Where does Codiga work?
Codiga works everywhere you write code: in your IDE (VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio), in CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, CircleCI, Jenkins, AWS CodeBuild), and on code platforms (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket).
Can I create custom code analysis rules?
Yes, you can create your own static code analysis rules from your browser in less than 5 minutes. You can create, test, and share new code analysis rules, and share them publicly on the Codiga Hub or privately with your team.
Does Codiga detect security vulnerabilities?
Yes, Codiga provides comprehensive security analysis with OWASP 10 and SANS-CWE25 support, covering all common threats and software vulnerabilities. It includes automated security fixes in the IDE and detects leaked credentials like SSH keys and API tokens.
How do I get support from Codiga?
All questions are answered within 24 hours. Free users can contact support at [email protected] or join the Slack channel. Paid customers get direct support on the Slack channel, and teams plan includes dedicated support through Slack, Discord, and email.
Can I share code snippets with my team?
Yes, Codiga's code snippet feature lets you create code snippets in a click and share private code snippets with your team. You can also use snippets from the Codiga Hub, which has the largest collection of code snippets available in your IDE.
Does Codiga offer on-premise solutions?
Codiga is working on an on-premise solution that integrates with GitHub Enterprise and GitLab. If you want to use the on-premise solution, you need to contact them directly as it is still in development.
How much does the Teams plan cost?
The Teams plan costs $12 per user per month when billed yearly, or $14 per user per month when billed monthly. It includes all free plan features plus support for public and private repositories, dedicated code analysis pipelines, and dedicated support through Slack, Discord, and email.