Context-based PR review
Reviews pull requests with project context so feedback is tied to the codebase rather than isolated diff lines.
AI code review for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket
Korbit is an AI code review tool for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket that reviews pull requests with repository context. It analyzes diffs, comments on issues it finds, and can help teams move through review cycles with fewer manual steps.
The product also generates PR descriptions, review summaries, and team reports through Korbit Insights. The site positions it as a workflow tool for developers and engineering teams that want faster reviews, clearer PR context, and automated summaries without giving up human approval.
Reviews pull requests with project context so feedback is tied to the codebase rather than isolated diff lines.
Flags code issues and explains how to fix them, with comments posted directly inside the pull request.
Supports GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket so teams can use it in their existing repository workflow.
Generates PR descriptions and review summaries to help reviewers and managers understand changes faster.
Offers both automatic and manual reviews, plus comprehensive and essential review modes on the Pro plan.
Provides Korbit Insights for reports such as release notes, sprint reviews, stand-ups, and 1:1 summaries.
Use Korbit to review pull requests before teammates spend time on manual review, so obvious bugs and code quality issues are caught earlier in the workflow.
Use the generated PR description and review summary to give reviewers faster context on what changed and why it matters.
Use Korbit Insights to create release notes, sprint reviews, stand-up reports, and 1:1 summaries without assembling them manually.
Use the feedback loop and code suggestions to help developers understand fixes and learn patterns from the review comments they receive.
Use the enterprise option when a larger organization needs custom billing, additional security checks, or on-prem installation.
Korbit reviews pull requests directly in GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. It analyzes diffs with project context, posts comments back to the PR, and can also generate PR descriptions and review summaries.
The pricing page shows a 14-day free trial for all plans. It also lists Pro, Max, and Enterprise options, with Pro and Max available on annual or monthly billing and Enterprise billed annually.
Korbit says it does not use private code to train its models. The security page also states that code is handled with TLS in transit, a zero-day retention policy with its model providers, and SOC 2 Type II compliance.
Korbit can be used with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, and the pricing page notes that repository access can be limited during setup. The product is designed to work inside an existing Git PR workflow.
Korbit is aimed at teams that want automated review assistance, PR summaries, and codebase-aware feedback before human review. The pricing page also notes an enterprise option for larger organizations and custom requirements.
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