About Codiga

Codiga provides customizable static code analysis that runs across IDEs and CI/CD pipelines. It supports real-time analysis and fixes, and offers automated code reviews. The tool is designed for developers and teams who want to improve code quality, security, and maintainability within their existing workflows.

Codiga lets users design their own static code analysis rules from a browser and test them in the Codiga Playground. New rules become usable in IDEs and CI/CD pipelines immediately after creation, enabling teams to tailor checks to their codebase and practices.

Codiga emphasizes a security focus with predefined rules aligned to OWASP 10, MITRE CWE, and Sans/CWE Top 25. It also provides automated fixes in the IDE and identifies leaked secrets like SSH keys and API tokens.

Codiga features a Code Snippets hub and supports analyzing code across multiple languages. It integrates with major version control platforms and CI/CD providers, and offers dashboards to monitor code quality and violations across a project or team.

Use cases

Get real-time feedback on code changes and fixes as developers write code
Scan pull requests for violations, duplicates, and complex functions

Key features

Real-Time instantaneous code analysis with fixes in your IDE
Create, test, and share new code analysis rules
OWASP 10, MITRE CWE, Sans/CWE Top 25 support
Works in VS Code, JetBrains, VisualStudio, GitHub, Gitlab and Bitbucket
Automated Security Fixes and detect leaked secrets

Pros and cons

Pros

Real-time analysis and fixes in the IDE with instantaneous feedback

Cons

On-premise solution is in development and integration with GitHub Enterprise and GitLab is not yet available

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Frequently asked questions

Is Codiga really free?

Codiga's all basic features are available for free to all users. Premium and enterprise features are paid.

What is the typical response time for a support question?

All questions are answered within 24 hours. If you are a paid customers, we answer all questions directly on our Slack channel.

Can you host on-premise?

We are working on our on-premise solution that integrates with GitHub Enterprise and GitLab. If you want to use our on-premise solution, please contact us.

How can I suggest a new feature?

If you want to suggest a feature, you can either contact us directly, discuss it on Slack or file a feature request on our issue tracker.

Trouble installing Codiga?

Don’t hesitate to contact us anytime! We are here for you at support@codiga.io or join our Slack channel.

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