The product manager for your coding agents.
GitZoid reviews every change your agents ship, catches the risks they miss, and tells you what they did all week. Deterministic oversight, inside GitHub.
- Works with any coding agent
- GitHub-native
- No code retention
User-supplied url reaches fetch() with no host check. An attacker can reach internal services. Validate against an allowlist before the request.
Trusted by teams shipping real code
Most of your code is written by agents now.
Someone has to manage what they ship.
GitZoid is that manager. It reviews every change, catches the risks, and reports the week. Deterministic, quiet, and on your side of the merge button.
Reviews every change. Catches the risks. Reports the week.
Reviews every change your agents ship.
A structured review on every open pull request, with severity, the exact location, and a suggested change you can commit.
Audits your code for the bugs a scanner misses. Broken access control, unauthenticated routes, SSRF and injection. CVEs and end-of-life packages watched on top, bundled weekly.
What your agents did all week, in plain English.
Reproducible, policy-driven oversight. Not another stochastic loop.
Works on the output of any agent, and is not owned by the company that built the coder.
Only real, high-severity findings. No comment spam, no rubber-stamp noise to scroll past.
See exactly what your agents ship, and what GitZoid does with it.
A structured review on every change your agents ship, with severity, the exact location, and a suggested change you can commit.
📝 Summary
- Adds team based routing and decision permissions for exception requests.
- Expands the submission endpoint to support bulk scans, old form still works.
⚠️ Potential Issues (1)
User-supplied url reaches fetch() with no host check.
▸ 💡 Suggestions (2)
▸ ✅ Resolved (1)
Audits the code your agents wrote for broken access control, unauthenticated routes, SSRF and injection, then bundles it with the CVE and end-of-life watch into one ranked email a week.
- criticalaccessadmin route skips the auth check · api/admin.ts:31
- mediumssrfuser input reaches fetch · api/proxy.ts:88
- mediumCVE-2026-3187axios · upgrade to 1.7.9
- clearsecretsno leaked credentials in this week's diffs
A Monday summary of what your agents shipped, in plain English, split into a business report and a technical report.
What your agents shipped
- claude-code · Payments retry queue, ships idempotent webhooks
- cursor · Card support for two new regions at checkout
- copilot · Search latency down on the orders index
It remembers what your repo is, and reviews against it.
Every change your agents ship is reviewed against a private memory of your repo, so the feedback fits how you actually build.
- Remembers your architecture, conventions, and dependency graph
- Reads only the new diff since the last commit it reviewed
- Deterministic and reproducible, not another stochastic reviewer
Connect your repos. GitZoid does the rest.
- Step 01
Connect GitZoid
Connect a repo in two clicks. No CLI, no IDE plugin, no dashboard to operate.
- Step 02
GitZoid learns your repo
A private brain reads your conventions, architecture, and dependency graph once.
- Step 03
Reviews start on the next change
The first review lands on the next change your agents ship, in the comments where your team already works.
A manager, not a gate.
Most tools gate one pull request at a time. GitZoid manages the whole week of agent work.
Built to be trusted with your codebase.
GitZoid runs where your code already lives, and touches as little as possible.
We do not train on your code
Sent to model providers to review, never to train them.
No code retention
GitZoid reads your repo to review it, and stores none of it.
Least-privilege access
Read access and permission to comment on pull requests. Nothing more.
Per-repo isolation
A private brain per repo. Context never crosses tenants.
Open source
The template GitZoid runs on is open source. Inspect exactly what it does before you connect it.
Deterministic engine
Reproducible, policy-driven oversight. Built on the WaveAssist engine.
Run on real production repos.
“GitZoid reviews every change our agents ship before it reaches us, and only speaks up when it matters. The signal to noise is the best we have used.”
Engineering Lead“It reads the whole repo, not just the diff. It caught a regression our agents introduced that our tests missed.”
Backend Lead“The Monday digest tells me exactly what our agents did all week. One email, plain English, no standup.”
CTO“No dashboard, no plugins. It reviews what our agents ship and emails me the risks. That is the whole point.”
Founder“Security Watch caught an admin route our agents left unauthenticated, and an end-of-life package they pulled in. Both in one weekly email.”
Platform Engineer“Set it once and it runs. It manages what our agents ship without a tool to operate.”
Tech Lead“GitZoid reviews every change our agents ship before it reaches us, and only speaks up when it matters. The signal to noise is the best we have used.”
Engineering Lead“It reads the whole repo, not just the diff. It caught a regression our agents introduced that our tests missed.”
Backend Lead“The Monday digest tells me exactly what our agents did all week. One email, plain English, no standup.”
CTO“No dashboard, no plugins. It reviews what our agents ship and emails me the risks. That is the whole point.”
Founder“Security Watch caught an admin route our agents left unauthenticated, and an end-of-life package they pulled in. Both in one weekly email.”
Platform Engineer“Set it once and it runs. It manages what our agents ship without a tool to operate.”
Tech Lead$19 a month. Flat.
One price for the whole thing. No per-seat math, no credits to count, no overage surprises. Cancel anytime.
Start free: your first 10 outputs on us, no card required.
Everything included
- PR Review on every change
- Security Watch, weekly
- Weekly Digest, every Monday
- Up to 50 repos
Put a patrol on every repo.
Connect a repo and the first review posts on your next pull request. No new tool to learn. GitZoid works inside GitHub.