Qodo

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AI test generation and PR review (formerly CodiumAI)

Updated Dec 7, 2025

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Last reviewed: Dec 7, 2025Details verified against vendor changelogs and hands-on usage.

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About

Qodo (rebranded from CodiumAI) provides AI-assisted test generation and PR/code review for IDEs and git workflows. It offers Qodo Gen for test suggestions in-editor and Qodo Merge for automated PR feedback to improve coverage and quality.

Key Features

✓AI-generated test suggestions in IDEs
✓PR/code review summaries and suggestions
✓Focus on code integrity and coverage
✓Works with GitHub/GitLab and IDE plugins

Use Cases

→Automated test suggestions during development
→Pull request quality feedback
→Code coverage improvements
→Regression prevention in CI/CD

Technical Details

Languages

Integrations

VS CodeJetBrainsGitHubGitLab

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Qodo?

How much does Qodo cost?

Qodo offers contact-sales pricing. Plans include: Contact sales: Custom.

What platforms does Qodo support?

Qodo is available on macOS, Linux, Windows.

What can Qodo do?

Qodo provides debugging. Key features include: AI-generated test suggestions in IDEs, PR/code review summaries and suggestions, Focus on code integrity and coverage.

Pricing

Contact sales

Custom

•Qodo Gen for IDE test suggestions
•Qodo Merge PR reviews
•Team/enterprise options

Company

Name: Qodo (formerly CodiumAI)
Founded: 2022
Location

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