Codiga

What is Codiga?

Codiga is an AI-powered static code analysis tool that checks your code for potential problems. Its features include customizable static code analysis, automated fixes for coding issues, and security analysis covering major standards like OWASP Top 10, MITRE CWE, and the SANS/CWE Top 25. It also handles automated code reviews and supports many programming languages and libraries, integrating with IDEs such as VS Code, JetBrains, and Visual Studio, plus version control systems like GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.

You can create your own static code analysis rules and use the platform to enforce them across a team. When Codiga finds vulnerabilities or other coding problems, it can often fix them with a single click. It analyzes code in real-time as you type in your IDE, suggesting fixes instantly, and keeps a history of errors for every code change.

Codiga supports over 12 languages, automatically fixes security vulnerabilities, can detect leaked secrets, and analyzes infrastructure code such as Docker and Terraform. It also catches issues like functions that are too long or complex, general code violations, and duplicated code sections.

Who created Codiga?

Codiga was founded by Julien Delange, a former tech lead at Twitter and Amazon Web Services, together with a team of experienced engineers with roughly 15 years of combined experience from Europe and Silicon Valley. The company launched on November 6, 2022, with the goal of helping developers write better code faster by catching defects early in the development process.

What is Codiga used for?

• Automated code reviews — checks code automatically, including pull requests
• Automated code fixes — resolves common coding issues
• Customizable static code analysis — define and enforce your own rules
• Security-focused analysis — flags vulnerabilities against major standards
• Support for 12+ languages — works across a wide range of stacks
• Code snippets — save, reuse, and securely share private snippets
• Infrastructure code analysis — checks Docker and Terraform code
• Fast feedback — real-time insights into code quality

Who is Codiga for?

Codiga suits software developers, web developers, IT professionals, programmers, code analysts, and security analysts — essentially anyone who writes or reviews code.

How to use Codiga?

1. Write code in your IDE: Codiga works in real-time, spotting issues as you type and offering fix suggestions directly in VS Code, JetBrains, or Visual Studio.
2. Set up Git Hooks: Have Codiga check your code before you push, catching problems before anything is committed.
3. Review pull requests: Codiga analyzes each pull request automatically, applying your custom rules and security checks during code review.