CodeAnt AI
AI code review, security scanning and penetration testing for software teams
Linked from codeant.ai · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- AI code review and security platform
- Made for
- Engineering and security teams
- Runs on
- Web app, IDE and CLI
- Runs in the browser dashboard, as an IDE integration, and from CI pipelines via CLI.
What it does
CodeAnt AI takes in source code repositories, pull requests, and, for external assessments, the domains and assets a customer agrees to test. It produces line-by-line review comments on pull requests, security findings across code, dependencies, secrets and infrastructure-as-code, code quality gate results, and penetration test reports mapped to SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
Teams typically use it inside their pull request workflow, where AI review comments and a PR summary appear alongside the code, and in CI pipelines through a CLI. The product pairs code-level analysis with outside-in testing of exposed applications and APIs, so each weakness is linked to its root cause and a fix path. Pentest reports can be pushed to Linear, and fixes can be re-verified.
It suits engineering and security teams that want review and security checks in their existing repositories and CI tools. Access is through a web app, IDE and CLI, with integrations for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Jira, Slack and Azure DevOps. A free trial is offered, and plan prices should be confirmed on the pricing page. Some capabilities require granting repository, cloud, or internal access.
What it can do
- Line-by-line AI code review inside pull requests with PR summaries
- Static and dependency security analysis covering SAST, SCA, secrets and SBOM
- Infrastructure and cloud misconfiguration scanning (CSPM, IaC, Kubernetes, containers)
- Black-box and whitebox AI penetration testing with downloadable reports
- Code quality gates, coverage and dead code detection
- Developer analytics dashboard covering commits, PRs and throughput
Works with
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Bitbucket
- Jira
- Slack
- Azure DevOps
Before you choose
- External pentesting starts with agreed domains and assets; repository, cloud, or internal access is added only for authorized assessments.
- Code security scans and reviews require connecting repositories, so access and data handling should be checked against your policies and the Trust Center.
- Plan amounts and billing intervals should be confirmed on the pricing page before purchase.
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Get started
Sign up for a free trial at the app login page; the page states no credit card is required.
- Create an account via the free trial link on the CodeAnt AI site.
- Connect your source code host (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps) and choose repositories to review.
- Enable AI code review on pull requests, and optionally add the CLI to your CI pipeline for scans.
Plans and prices
Plan amounts, currency and billing intervals should be verified on the pricing page. A 14-day free trial is referenced, and the page notes no credit card is required.
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14-day free trial.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- CodeAnt AI | Continuous Cyber Defense, Outside In ↗codeant.ai
- AI code review for 80% faster merges and 4x less bugs ↗codeant.ai
- AI Penetration Testing | Free Scan & 48-Hour Report | CodeAnt AI ↗codeant.ai
- CodeAnt AI Pricing | AI Pentest, Code Review & Security ↗codeant.ai
- Developer 360 - Real Developer Impact ↗codeant.ai
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