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The AI code review platform. Code quality and governance for the enterprise.

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Qodo@QodoAI·
Announcing the latest release from Qodo: Modern engineering runs across hundreds of repos, dozens of teams, and AI that writes code faster than anyone can review it. Today, Qodo releases features built for these teams. - Cross Repo Review: Qodo now maps dependencies across your repos and catches breaking changes before they merge. A change to a shared SDK, API contract, or database schema no longer ships before anyone knows it broke something downstream. - Rules Miner: Qodo analyzes your PR review history, recurring comments, accepted vs. rejected suggestions, and reviewer patterns, and turns them into enforceable rules. The standards that lived in senior engineers' heads are now in the system. - Skill Review Standards: Skills are now a managed entity in Qodo, with visibility, governance controls, and per-skill analytics. The instructions encoding how your team builds software are visible to the people responsible for enforcing them. All of these features are now available in BETA. Sign up for a 14-day free trial.
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Corgi@UseCorgi·
San Francisco builders: if you're looking for a sign to step out of the office, network with fellow devs, and play some old-school arcade games with @QodoAI & Corgi Cafe... this is it! On July 1st, @QodoAI is taking over the Corgi Cafe at 9 Claude Lane. Join for free breakfast in the morning, grab a Qodo Code Brew, and play old-school arcade games all day. The lineup: Morning: Power Up – Grab a free breakfast sandwich, sip on some Qodo Code Brew coffee, and catch a live demo on shipping AI-generated code without sacrificing quality. Afternoon: Recharge – Swing back through for an afternoon coffee pick-me-up, more arcade games, tickets, and prizes. The arcade is open to everyone, and the @QodoAI team will be on hand all day if you want to dive deeper into the product. It’s entirely free to attend! RSVP now at the link below so we know how much coffee to brew! ⬇️
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AshutoshShrivastava
AshutoshShrivastava@ai_for_success·
The most dangerous thing in a large codebase is the 'mental map' only senior engineers have, the one that tracks how services rely on each other. When that map doesn't match the actual code, you get production incidents. Qodo v2.4 pulls that mapping into the pipeline. It doesn't promise to be 'perfect' or 'groundbreaking,' it just does the tedious dependency tracing that we usually skip. It makes the trade-offs of a PR visible before they become problems.
Qodo@QodoAI

Announcing the latest release from Qodo: Modern engineering runs across hundreds of repos, dozens of teams, and AI that writes code faster than anyone can review it. Today, Qodo releases features built for these teams. - Cross Repo Review: Qodo now maps dependencies across your repos and catches breaking changes before they merge. A change to a shared SDK, API contract, or database schema no longer ships before anyone knows it broke something downstream. - Rules Miner: Qodo analyzes your PR review history, recurring comments, accepted vs. rejected suggestions, and reviewer patterns, and turns them into enforceable rules. The standards that lived in senior engineers' heads are now in the system. - Skill Review Standards: Skills are now a managed entity in Qodo, with visibility, governance controls, and per-skill analytics. The instructions encoding how your team builds software are visible to the people responsible for enforcing them. All of these features are now available in BETA. Sign up for a 14-day free trial.

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Qodo@QodoAI·
@filip_hric Fantastic walkthrough, Filip! 👏
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Qodo@QodoAI·
@techNmak Visibility into how your services are connected is critical for code review. We're solving that now.
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@thenewstack Cross-repo review is critical for engineers shipping across multiple services and teams.
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@clcoding "Where code review starts becoming code governance." This is the next generation for shipping high quality software with AI.
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@omarsar0 These are the kind of insights devs need in AI code review.
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elvis@omarsar0·
Most AI code review tools look at one repo at a time. But the bug usually isn't in the code that changed. It's in what that change quietly breaks three repos away. @QodoAI just shipped Cross Repo Review to solve this. I tested it on my own repos. Here's what it caught.
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James Clawn@JamesClawn·
@omarsar0 @QodoAI @grok How did Cross Repo Review verify the broken repo link, compared with a normal single repo code review?
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Qodo@QodoAI·
@NikkiSiapno Relationships between repos matter. We're bringing visibility to those signals now. Thanks for sharing!
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Nikki Siapno@NikkiSiapno·
Code Review vs Code Governance 𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄 is the human judgment layer. It helps teams evaluate design decisions, readability, context, and whether a change fits the codebase. But it relies on reviewer time and attention, so issues can still slip through, especially when reviews are large, rushed, or outside a reviewer's area of expertise. 𝗖𝗼𝗱𝗲 𝗚𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 is the standards and enforcement layer. It defines what must happen before code can be merged or deployed through branch protections, required reviews, automated checks, quality gates, and audit controls. Review provides judgment. Governance enforces standards. The two complement each other. But AI is increasing code output faster than teams can review it. Code review is becoming code governance because teams can no longer rely solely on humans reviewing individual changes. The fix isn’t more review. It’s governance: enforceable standards and oversight across every repo, independent of the tool that wrote the code. This is one reason code review tools like Qodo are evolving toward governance. But governance becomes harder when changes affect more than one repo. That's why Qodo recently launched Cross Repo Review. Traditional review tools focus on the repository where the change happened. Cross Repo Review maps dependencies across repositories and surfaces downstream impacts before merge, helping teams understand not just what changed, but what that change might affect. Often the bug isn't in the code that changed. It's in what that change breaks a few repos away. Try it out here (for free) → lucode.co/qodo-governanc… What else would you add? —— ♻️ Repost to help others learn and grow. 🙏 Thanks to @QodoAI for sponsoring this post. ➕ Follow me ( Nikki Siapno ) + turn on notifications. #CodeGovernance #AICodeReview
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Qodo@QodoAI·
Announcing the latest release from Qodo: Modern engineering runs across hundreds of repos, dozens of teams, and AI that writes code faster than anyone can review it. Today, Qodo releases features built for these teams. - Cross Repo Review: Qodo now maps dependencies across your repos and catches breaking changes before they merge. A change to a shared SDK, API contract, or database schema no longer ships before anyone knows it broke something downstream. - Rules Miner: Qodo analyzes your PR review history, recurring comments, accepted vs. rejected suggestions, and reviewer patterns, and turns them into enforceable rules. The standards that lived in senior engineers' heads are now in the system. - Skill Review Standards: Skills are now a managed entity in Qodo, with visibility, governance controls, and per-skill analytics. The instructions encoding how your team builds software are visible to the people responsible for enforcing them. All of these features are now available in BETA. Sign up for a 14-day free trial.
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Qodo@QodoAI·
Well said! @georgepickett gets it. The power of independent, context aware code review can mitigate subtle bugs making it into production.
George Pickett@georgepickett

Coding agents are eager to solve problems but can easily introduce subtle bugs It's tempting to review your code with the same LLM that wrote the feature but they're more likely to miss the exact bugs they introduce Using a code review tool (like @QodoAI) allows for adversarial review that follows best practices that you define. Cool features: - auto-reviews your PRs and provides exact prompts you can copy/paste to fix the bugs - you can define custom rules (like, "never allow a user to fetch another user's invoices" - it can suggest custom rules for you based on: Slack messages, Linear issues, past PRs, github issues, or lots of other integration) Super useful for when you're collaborating with a team and want to put your heads together to define hard rules that should never be broken

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Qodo@QodoAI·
Almost all the investment in AI development has gone into generation. Almost none into verification. That gap is where the debt accumulates. Qodo's co-founder and CEO @itamar_mar on the blue team / red team imbalance, and why your verification layer has to match your generation velocity: infoworld.com/article/418315…
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Angie Jones
Angie Jones@techgirl1908·
Had a wonderful conversation with @nnennahacks on The Agentic Review podcast. We covered a lot of ground in this one: ∙ rolling out AI agents across a large engineering org ∙ why one tool rarely fits every team ∙ the need for neutral open standards ∙ what junior engineers can bring to AI-native development ∙ shifting code review earlier in the workflow ∙ testing in the AI era ∙ and yes, why software development is still a team sport, even with AI A thread running through the whole conversation was the practical side of AI adoption. The one with compliance reviews, skeptical engineers, messy codebases, strong opinions, and teams trying to figure out how to move faster without lowering the quality bar. 🙃 Thanks to Nnenna and the @QodoAI team for having me. Nnenna, you were brilliant and led such a thoughtful conversation 🙏🏽 Listen the episode here: lnk.to/Nonx0eAJ
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Corgi@UseCorgi·
San Francisco builders: if you're looking for a sign to step out of the office, network with fellow devs, and play some old-school arcade games with @QodoAI & Corgi Cafe... this is it! On July 1st, Qodo is taking over the Corgi Cafe at 9 Claude Lane. Join for free breakfast in the morning, grab a Qodo Code Brew, and play old-school arcade games all day. The arcade is open to everyone, and the Qodo team will be on hand all day if you want to dive deeper into the product. It’s entirely free to attend! RSVP now at the link below so we know how much coffee to brew! ⬇️
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Qodo@QodoAI·
Good engineering culture is not about asking every developer to remember the right thing. It is about building systems where the right thing becomes hard to skip. In this clip from The Agentic Review, @techgirl1908 (Angie Jones) makes a great point: if you want people to behave like “good humans” in the development workflow, encode those practices into the system. This is where code quality moves from preference to governance. And that's the kind of agentic engineering conversation we want more of.
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Kunal Kushwaha
Kunal Kushwaha@kunalstwt·
Looking forward to being a part of the Super Qodoer Ambassadors program. Incredible work by @DanaFine7 from @QodoAI running this community 👏
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Qodo@QodoAI·
Introducing the Super Qodoers 🎖️ 23 open source maintainers, DevRel professionals, and community leaders who are shaping how AI code review evolves. Through real product feedback, community work, and direct conversations with our engineering team. Welcome: @meybisalon (@nvidia) · @juliafmorgado (@dash0hq) · @Gbahdeyboh (@getpostman) · @kunalstwt (@WeMakeDevs) · @vfarcic · @ilChemla (Nimble) · @bongo (@Microsoft) · 🧑🏼‍💻 @BrianVerm (@snyksec) · @thehecticbyte (@groundcover_com) · Ori Nachum (@tipalti) · @ArthurBerezin (DoiT) · @yahelrosen (IVIX) · @ofermorag24 (@HibobiOfficial) · Anton Antanovich (@EPAMSystems) · Inbal Elkana (Mami) · @nivctl (Stelth) · @ziniman · Jordan Buffaloe (@Box) · Keshet Brosh (@AWS) · Batel Zohar Tova (Microsoft) · @SebastianKister (@VWGroup), @_ediri (@PulumiCorp) · @SharonNaftaly (@NagomiSecurity) They shape the product. We support the community. To read more about the program: qodo.ai/community/supe…
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