A second

set of eyes
before you merge.

CodePeel focuses on actionable issues. Review profiles and repository preferences help adjust feedback, but false positives and missed issues remain possible. Validate each finding against your code and tests.

CodePeel sends code and relevant context to AI providers to generate reviews. Stored findings can include code snippets and suggested fixes; repository context indexes can retain code chunks. Provider data handling depends on their terms. See our Security and Privacy pages for details.

CodePeel uses a proprietary multi-model hybrid review engine combining fast-pass syntax scanners with deep-context reasoning models. All compute, token budgets, and automatic failovers are 100% managed — no API keys or token configurations required.

Yes. CodePeel includes an official VS Code extension for pre-push diff reviews, plus a standard Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets agents like Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, and Windsurf self-review code before submitting.

All plans — including the 30-review/month Free tier — support unlimited public and private repositories. Pro ($9.99/mo with our Founder Launch Pass, regularly $19.99/mo) unlocks 500 reviews, automated fix PR generation (auto_fix), custom regex rules, and repository learnings subject to the plan allowance.

Use CodePeel to review changes before or during a pull request. Inspect findings and generated fixes alongside your tests and human review. It complements your coding assistant; it does not guarantee that a change is safe to merge.

CodePeel is built for solo developers and small teams: the Free plan gives 30 reviews per month on unlimited public and private repositories, so there is no reason to review alone. Setup is a three-step, zero-config install of the GitHub App — no CI/CD changes, no webhook configuration. Open a pull request and CodePeel reviews it automatically.

CodePeel has three tiers. Free costs $0 and includes 30 reviews per month across unlimited public and private repositories, with the full review engine. Pro is $9.99/month with our 50% Founder Launch Pass (standard $19.99/month) for 500 reviews and adds auto-fix PR generation, auto-generated tests, custom rules and repository learnings. Max is $24.99/month with the Founder Pass (standard $49.99/month) with unlimited AI code reviews and unlimited MCP tokens for IDE agents.

CodePeel ships an official VS Code extension that reviews working, staged, or branch changes inline before you push, with one-click fixes and severity ratings. It also provides an MCP server (npm package @codepeelai/codepeel) that gives Claude Code, Cline, Roo, Kiro, and other MCP-compatible agents code review, fix, and question tools. Your editor, agent, and GitHub reviews share one account and one review allowance.

Yes. When a CodePeel review finds a fixable issue, Auto-Fix (Pro and Max) collects the concrete code suggestions, applies them as whole-file changes, and opens a separate pull request on your feature branch. You review the fix diff like any PR, and your CI runs before it merges — the fixes never go in unseen. Pre-merge checks can also block a merge until critical findings are resolved.

For small teams, CodePeel automates the first pass that a human reviewer would do: every pull request is checked for bugs, OWASP security issues, and architecture problems within about a minute, with severity-rated findings and suggested fixes. A single reviewer or the team sees consistent checks on every PR without scheduling manual review time. Human review still decides what ships — CodePeel keeps the mechanical part from being skipped.

CodePeel installs as a GitHub App in one click from the marketplace, with no CI/CD or webhook configuration. It triggers automatically on every pull request and returns findings, a security score, and a walkthrough as PR comments. It also integrates with branch protection through commit statuses, so failed pre-merge checks can block a merge.