Tool overview
Korbit AI is listed under Programming AI tools.
What is Korbit AI?
Korbit reviews pull requests inside GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket. It flags high-impact issues, explains fixes, responds to developer comments, drafts replacement code and PR summaries, and provides repository and team insights through the Korbit Console.
Best for
Engineering teams adding an AI first-pass reviewer to pull-request workflows
Who is it for?
Decision note
Confirm counted Git authors, repository limits, review modes, custom policies, insights, Slack support, data handling, on-prem scope, billing cadence, and current enterprise terms.
Key features
Automatic and manual pull-request reviews
Contextual bug findings with fix explanations
Interactive comments and replacement code
Generated PR descriptions and review summaries
Ask Korbit chat with repository context
Team insights, reports, and custom policies
Use cases
Reviewing pull requests before human approval
Finding bugs and risky code changes
Generating PR descriptions and handoff summaries
Applying organization-specific review policies
Pros
- Works in three major Git platforms
- Unlimited reviews on paid plans
- Fourteen-day Max trial is published
Cons
- Every finding still needs engineering review
- Pricing is based on Git authors
- Enterprise deployment requires sales engagement
Limitations
Korbit can miss defects, suggest incorrect fixes, or produce noisy findings. Teams must review every comment and patch, run tests and security analysis, protect source code, tune policies, and retain human authority over merges.
Pricing details
Billing options
Pricing note
Korbit Pro costs $15 per user monthly or $12 when billed annually. Max costs $24 monthly or $18 annually. All plans begin with a 14-day Max trial; Enterprise is custom, and Max is free for open-source repositories.
Supported programming languages
- English
Integrations
GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
Slack
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