CodeMouse

CodeMouse provides automated code review for every pull request on GitHub, with your full codebase in context—not just the diff. It reads the entire PR thread first, skips points already raised by humans or other bots, and posts inline feedback directly on the lines that matter.

You can connect Claude, GPT, and Gemini (any or all) and CodeMouse runs reviews in parallel, merges findings, and de-duplicates duplicates into one consolidated set of comments. Clean PRs can be approved when prior concerns are addressed and the review outcome is positive.

Getting started is simple: install the GitHub App, add your provider API key(s), and open a PR. CodeMouse uses a flat $10/month plan with a 14-day free trial (no credit card), while you pay your AI usage directly to your provider (listed as roughly ~$0.05–0.15 per review).

What AI models does CodeMouse use?

CodeMouse supports Claude, GPT, and Gemini. You can connect any or all of them with your own keys, and reviews run in parallel with merged, de-duplicated findings.

How does CodeMouse avoid repeating feedback that’s already been raised?

Before commenting, it reads the existing PR thread (including human and bot comments) and skips issues that have already been mentioned. When you push fixes, it can follow up on its own prior threads and close them.

Does CodeMouse only review the code diff?

No. It clones the repository and reviews with the whole codebase in context, so feedback can reflect your conventions and architecture—not just the changed lines.

Is my code stored by CodeMouse?

CodeMouse is described as encrypting AI keys at rest (AES-256-GCM), but storage of your code isn’t specified in the provided info. If you need code-retention details, check the privacy/terms resources linked on the product.

Does CodeMouse work with private repositories?

Yes. Private repos are included.

How does pricing work, and what do I pay for AI usage?

CodeMouse is $10/month flat, with a 14-day free trial (no credit card). You bring your own AI provider keys and pay your AI usage separately (roughly ~$0.05–0.15 per review), directly to your provider.