Codium
Codium is a tool that helps developers write tests faster. It utilizes AI to analyze source code and generate meaningful tests that can cat...
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What is Codium?
Qodo (formerly Codium) is an agentic code integrity platform that helps software engineering teams review, test, and write code with AI across their development workflows. The platform provides context-aware AI code review that detects critical issues, logic gaps, and enforces coding standards while accelerating review time. It integrates as an IDE plugin, command-line tool, and through GitHub/GitLab integrations, creating a dedicated review layer that applies the same checks to local edits, pull requests, and CI pipelines.
Key features include agentic issue finding for focused accurate reviews, local code review with real-time feedback while you code, automated issue resolution to fix issues before commit, and a living rules system that evolves with your codebase to define and enforce coding standards. The platform also offers PR history indexing, business requirements alignment from tickets and specs, and multi-repo codebase awareness through its context engine. Qodo achieves #1 precision and recall with an F1 score of 64.3% on Code Review Bench, catching real problems at nearly 2x the rate of competitors.
Qodo is designed for enterprise development teams and Fortune 500 engineering teams maintaining large or fast-changing codebases. It's best for teams that need to standardize quality, detect real issues in complex codebases, and accelerate review processes. The platform supports all programming languages including JavaScript, Python, C++, C#, Go, Java, Kotlin, PHP, Swift, TypeScript, and works with Git providers like GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Azure DevOps, and AWS.
Codium pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Qodo offers three plans: Developer (Free), Teams, and Enterprise. The Developer plan is $0 and includes state-of-the-art PR code review, IDE plugin for local code review, and community support via GitHub. Free tier users get up to 250 credits per calendar month and 30 reviews per Git organization per month. The Teams plan costs $30/user per month (listed as $38 but discounted to $30) and includes everything in Developer plus 20 PRs/user/month, standard private support, and no data retention with enhanced privacy. Teams users get up to 2500 credits per calendar month. Enterprise plan pricing is available by contacting Qodo and includes all Teams features plus CLI tool for agentic quality workflows, context engine for multi-repo awareness, enterprise dashboard & analytics, enterprise user-admin & portal, enterprise MCP tools, enterprise SSO, priority support with 2-day SLA, SaaS (single & multi-tenant), on-premises & air-gapped deployments, and self-hosted proprietary Qodo models. Most LLM operations cost 1 credit each, but premium models like Claude Opus cost 5 credits per request and Grok 4 costs 4 credits per request.
Codium pros
- #1 precision and recall with 64.3% F1 score on Code Review Bench
- Catches real problems at nearly 2x the rate of competitors including Claude
- #1 ranked by Gartner for code understanding in AI Assistants Report
- Supports all programming languages with advanced JavaScript and Python support
- Real-time local code review while you code in your IDE
- Automated issue resolution with precise code updates
- Living rules system that evolves with your codebase
- Multi-repo codebase awareness through context engine
- Zero data retention - code analyzed and discarded, not used to train models
- SOC 2 Type II certified with independently audited security controls
- On-premises and air-gapped deployment options available
- Single-tenant deployment for dedicated instance with no shared risk
- 4.7 score on VSCode and JetBrains marketplaces
- 40K+ weekly active users and 1000+ weekly active companies
- Catches average of 800 bugs per month for enterprise teams
- CLI tool for agentic quality workflows in terminal or CI pipelines
- Customizable AI agents scriptable from terminal
- Enterprise dashboard with analytics and user-admin portal
- Enterprise SSO support for secure access
- Priority support with 2-day SLA response time for Enterprise
Codium cons
- Credit-based system where premium models consume more credits
- Free tier limited to 250 credits and 30 PR reviews per month per user
- Teams plan limited to 20 PRs/user/month
- Enterprise features like SSO require higher-tier plans
- Self-managed Git deployments (GitHub Enterprise Server, GitLab Self-Managed) require Enterprise plan only
- No pay-as-you-go option currently available for usage beyond plan limits
- Must wait for monthly credit reset when running out
- Individual license means Teams users need assigned paid seats to get reviews
Frequently asked questions about Codium
What is Qodo and what was it called before?
Qodo is an agentic code integrity platform for reviewing, testing, and writing code that integrates AI across development workflows to strengthen code quality at every stage. It was formerly called Codium (or CodiumAI) and rebranded to Qodo in September 2024. The platform maintains the same commitment to quality-first AI-powered tools for seamless code generation and software development.
How do credits work in Qodo?
Every network request to LLM models and MCP tool usage costs credits. Most operations cost 1 credit each, corresponding to one generated message or one tool use. Premium models cost more: Claude Opus costs 5 credits per request and Grok 4 costs 4 credits per request. When asking Qodo Gen to write a function, review code, or debug an issue, each interaction typically uses 1 credit. Credits reset every 30 days based on when the first message was sent in Qodo Gen, not on a calendar schedule. Free tier users get 250 credits per month, Teams users get 2500 credits per month.
What programming languages does Qodo support?
Qodo Gen supports all programming languages. The platform has advanced support for common stacks including JavaScript and Python. Full language support includes C++, C#, Go, Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, PHP, Python, Swift, and TypeScript.
What IDEs and Git providers does Qodo work with?
Qodo works as an IDE plugin for multiple development environments. It supports Git providers including GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Azure DevOps, AWS, and works with GitHub Enterprise Server, GitLab Self-Managed, and Bitbucket Data Center (though self-managed deployments require Enterprise plan). The plugin is available on VSCode and JetBrains marketplaces where it has achieved a 4.7 score.
How does the Free plan limit work for PR reviews?
On the Free plan (Developer), each Git user gets up to 30 reviews per Git organization per month. The allowance is counted separately for each Git organization the user contributes to. Once a user reaches the limit in a given organization, Qodo pauses reviews for that user in that organization until the next monthly reset. Other users in the same repository are unaffected. Users can upgrade to Teams or Enterprise to continue reviews without waiting for the reset.
What security and privacy protections does Qodo provide?
Qodo prioritizes data security with SOC 2 Type II certification (independently audited, not self-attestation). The platform offers zero data retention - your code is analyzed and discarded with nothing stored, logged, or used to train models. Data for paid subscribers is stored for only 48 hours for troubleshooting purposes only and is not utilized to train AI models. Qodo also provides 2-way encryption, secrets obfuscation, and TLS/SSL secure payment. Additional options include on-premises deployment, air-gapped deployments, and single-tenant deployment for dedicated instances.
What is the Living Rules System?
The Living Rules System allows teams to define, edit, and enforce coding standards in one place. Qodo keeps rules consistent, measurable, and up to date as code and teams change. The system automatically discovers and enforces your team's unique coding standards for total consistency. It operationalizes standards scattered across different places and continuously reinforces how teams actually review and write code, resulting in stronger consistency, faster onboarding, and measurable improvements in review quality across teams.
How does Qodo's code review precision compare to competitors?
Qodo achieves #1 precision and recall with an F1 score of 64.3% on the Code Review Bench. This means Qodo catches real problems at nearly 2x the rate of other AI code review tools, including Claude. Qodo is also ranked #1 by Gartner for code understanding in the Critical Capabilities for AI Assistants Report. The platform uses state-of-the-art fine-tuned models, domain-specific prompts, and dedicated UI to provide measurable and meaningful tests.
What is the difference between Teams and Enterprise plans?
The Teams plan ($30/user/month) includes PR code review, IDE plugin, 20 PRs/user/month, standard private support, and no data retention. The Enterprise plan adds CLI tool for agentic quality workflows, context engine for multi-repo codebase awareness, enterprise dashboard & analytics, enterprise user-admin & portal, enterprise MCP tools for Qodo agents, enterprise SSO, priority support with 2-day SLA, SaaS options (single & multi-tenant), on-premises & air-gapped deployments, and self-hosted proprietary Qodo models. Enterprise also whitelists the entire Git organization at the organization level with no per-user review limit and doesn't require assigned paid seats for individual users.
Can I use Qodo with my own AI models?
Yes, Qodo allows you to use it with any model. The platform is designed to work with your tools, your workflows, and your AI models. Enterprise plans specifically include self-hosted options for Deepseek-R1 and proprietary Qodo models. This flexibility lets teams integrate Qodo into their existing AI stack while maintaining control over which models they use for code review and generation tasks.