Automated AI Pull Request Reviews.
Catch bugs, improve code quality, and accelerate your development cycle with intelligent, context-aware code reviews directly in your GitHub workflow.
Intelligent code reviews on every pull request
Automate the routine parts of code review. Amikotha integrates directly into your GitHub workflow, providing instant, actionable feedback so your team can focus on architecture and logic.
Context-Aware Analysis
Understands your full repository context to review code changes holistically, not just line-by-line.
Security Scanning
Identifies potential security flaws, vulnerabilities, and leaked secrets before they are merged.
Actionable Suggestions
Provides precise, inline code suggestions that can be committed directly from the GitHub UI.
Customizable Rules
Tailor the AI's feedback to strictly follow your team's specific style guides and architecture patterns.
Frictionless review workflow
We bring intelligence to your existing process. Everything happens where your team already works.
Automated Trigger
The review process begins instantly the moment you open a new pull request or push a commit. No manual intervention required.
Deep Context Analysis
Amikotha evaluates your code against the entire repository structure, understanding architectural patterns and type systems.
Contextual Suggestions
Receive precise, actionable inline comments directly in GitHub. Accept the suggested changes with a single click.
Security and privacy by design
We treat your code like the highly confidential IP that it is. Amikotha is built with strict security practices to ensure your data stays yours.
Never stored or trained on
Your codebase is analyzed in memory and discarded immediately. We never train our models on your proprietary code.
SOC2 Compliant Infrastructure
Enterprise-grade security built-in. Hosted on secure, compliant infrastructure with strict access controls.
GitHub App Permissions
We only request the minimum permissions needed to read your PRs and post comments. No write access to your core repository files.
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