Read the evidence.
See prioritized findings, exact changed lines, and the commit that was reviewed. Security analysis separates observations, inferences, and proposed hardening.
FROM ARTIFICIAL TO AUGMENTED INTELLIGENCE
Your code.
In context.
A home for the code you care about. Understand a change, explore its connections, and choose what comes next.
Code quality. Security. Architecture. Your judgment.Find your next step ↓
A WORKSPACE THAT MAKES SENSE
Make room for
better thinking.
There is more to your work than a pull request. CodLab brings reviews, security, architecture context, fixes, documentation and workspace controls together. Its email control plane supports a separate, controlled communication workflow.
Explore CodLab solutions →
Evidence you can inspectChanged lines. Reviewed commit. Clear limits.
Context around the changeSupported connections and visible unknowns.
Your approval before publicationReview the patch. Choose what lands.
REPOSITORY TOPOLOGY
See the connections.
Check the source.
A change rarely stands alone. Explore the imports and direct calls in a small, published CodLab example. Select a file, follow its relationships, and read the exact lines behind them.
This is a real source map of nine harmless demo files, not customer activity or a production architecture map.
Explore repository topology →FROM REVIEW TO RESOLUTION
Good work starts
with a good question.
What changed? What might it affect? What should we do? Follow the evidence, discuss the finding, and approve a patch when you are ready.
See the affected code.
Follow supported JavaScript and TypeScript imports and calls through bounded repository context. Evidence links and missing coverage remain visible.
Choose what lands.
Where fixes are enabled in your connected workspace, generate a proposed patch for findings, docstrings, tests, or failing CI. Review and approve the exact patch before choosing a branch commit or a new draft PR.
SOURCE / CONTEXT / HUMAN DECISION
A little structure.
A lot more understanding.
Code is a living system of connections. Follow a change through its available context, while keeping the final decision with your team.
Every review starts from immutable source. Inspect the changed paths and what the review covered.
Conceptual visualization / original CodLab artwork / no live repository dataExplore the workflow through the stage controls.
AN INSPECTABLE EXAMPLE
Let’s look at
one real question.
Follow one illustrative finding from changed source to a proposed fix. Inspect the evidence, investigate the open question, and decide what should reach the branch.
Walk through the sample review →An illustrative fixture with explicit limits. Review output and generated patches still need human validation.
A conceptual map of the review workflow.
YOUR FIRST WORKSPACE REVIEW
Make yourself
at home.
Start with one repository and one change. You can see what was reviewed, what remains uncertain, and what needs your approval.
Conceptual artwork · Four checkpoints, one guided review
- Connect GitHubChoose exactly which repositories CodLab can access.
- Open a pull requestTrack the reviewed commit, scope, and missing evidence.
- Decide what mattersAccept a finding or explain why it does not apply.
- Approve the patchPublish your selected fix, then inspect that commit’s CI.
WORKSPACE CONTROLS
Your team.
Your way of working.
Give your team a shared place to review changes, with repository access checks, clear roles, and policies you control.
Inspect the controls →
Conceptual artwork · Repository scope, policy, approval, and audit
- Repository scope
- Installation access and current GitHub authorization are checked before private review data and fix operations.
- Review policies
- Set automatic review, AI use, minimum severity, and file limits. Organization restrictions also apply to fix generation.
- Patch approval
- Approval is tied to the proposed patch and reviewed commit. Changes to either require a new approval.
- Audit history
- Authorized administrators can search audit events, paginate through history, and export the evidence their repository access allows.
START SMALL
Start with one repository.
Grow with your review volume.
Conceptual artwork · A shared process as review volume grows
Free
Try a public GitHub PR with analysis of up to 30 changed files.
Start a review →$29 USD / month
150 completed review runs per month. Yearly: $290, paid upfront.
Compare plans →$99 USD / month
750 completed review runs per month. Yearly: $990, paid upfront.
Compare plans →No per-seat fee. Prices before applicable taxes. Checkout availability and plan details are confirmed on the pricing page.
SECURITY AND ENTERPRISE
Trust starts
with clear boundaries.
Read what CodLab processes, which permissions fixes need, and where analysis stops. Private infrastructure, service levels, and procurement requirements need an agreed scope.
Read the security details →
Conceptual artwork · Visible scope and explicitly separated unknowns
Need a larger workspace?
Tell us about your repository count, review volume, and identity requirements. We will confirm supported configuration and commercial terms.
Discuss your requirementsOpen the enterprise planning worksheet
Planning does not provision a deployment or enable SSO.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST REVIEW
It’s okay
to have questions.
Conceptual artwork · One question, a path to a clear answer
How is the free review different from a workspace?
Public review lets you inspect a public GitHub PR without installing the app. A connected workspace adds authorized private repositories, automatic GitHub reviews, shared evidence, policies, and patch approval.
Will CodLab change my code automatically?
Reviewing a PR does not change code. In a connected workspace, an authorized owner or administrator must approve the proposed patch before publishing a branch commit or a new draft pull request. CodLab does not merge the PR for you.
Does a high evidence score mean it is safe to merge?
No. The score describes available evidence and coverage. It is not a security guarantee. Missing scope, unknown exposure, unavailable CI, and tests that were not run are reported separately.
Can I get help evaluating my first repository?
Yes. Request a founder-assisted evaluation with one public PR and the review problem you want to solve. For a private repository, contact hello@codecr.org first.
Bring something
you’re working on.
Review a public PR 
Conceptual artwork · Bring one change into focus