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Greptile

Greptile reviews GitHub and GitLab pull requests with repository context, flags issues, and suggests fixes.

Greptile

Greptile is an AI code review agent for developers and engineering teams. It connects to GitHub or GitLab, builds repository context, reviews pull requests, posts findings, and learns from team feedback.

It supports custom review rules, security reviews, sandboxed test generation through TREX, and fixes through coding agents. Extra credits cost $1 each on Pro; self-hosting, SSO/SAML, and enterprise support require Enterprise.

Features

  • Reviews GitHub and GitLab pull requests with full repository context
  • Builds a graph of functions, classes, and dependencies in a codebase
  • Posts inline findings with suggested fixes
  • Learns team preferences from comments, replies, reactions, and commits
  • Generates and runs targeted tests in a sandbox with TREX
  • Provides security reviews using static scanning, SCA, and AI analysis
  • Sends review issues to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Conductor, or Devin
  • Offers a CLI for terminal-based reviews and onboarding

Use cases

  • Review pull requests automatically before merging
  • Detect security vulnerabilities and risky coding patterns
  • Run targeted tests against changed code in an isolated sandbox
  • Apply repository-specific review rules and coding standards
  • Send review findings to a coding agent for fixes
  • Review code from the terminal with the Greptile CLI

Pros

    Cons

      Latest updates

      • Computer use in TREX

        TREX starts the services your change touches and uses computer use to test them end to end.

      • TREX is generally available

        TREX tests pull requests end to end, starts your app in a sandbox, and posts what it found with a video of each flow.

      • Review Tiers

        Choose how much work Greptile puts into each review: Base, Plus, Apex, or Auto.

      • Redesigned review summaries

        We've redesigned review summaries with less clutter and fewer sections to scroll through, so you can get to the fixes faster.

      • Knowledge Base MCP Tools

        The Greptile MCP server now has four tools that give your coding agent read access to a repository's knowledge base.

      Capabilities

      • Knows the whole codebase — “Builds a graph of your repo - files, functions, and dependencies.” source
      • Runs commands — “AI agents that review and test pull requests with full context of the codebase.” source
      • Reviews pull requests — “The AI Code Reviewer” source
      • Command line — “Greptile CLI” source
      • Self-hosted — “Yes. You can self-host Greptile on your own infrastructure, on-premises or in your cloud, with Docker Compose or Kubernetes, and use your own LLM providers.” source

      Get it

      Security

      • SOC 2 Type II — “Greptile is SOC2 Type II compliant.” source
      • SOC 2 — “Greptile is SOC2 Type II compliant.” source
      • Not: Not trained on your data — “may use such data to train and improve artificial intelligence algorithms and models” source

      Pricing

      Starting price
      Free
      Prices checked
      2026-10-26

      Starter

      Free

      • 1 active developer
      • 50 free credits per month
      • Unlimited repositories

      Pro

      • $1 /credit
      • Unlimited developers and agents, no seat fees
      • Buy credits as you need them at $1 each
      • Unlimited repositories
      • Learning & custom context
      • Knowledge Base MCP
      • Cross-repo context

      Enterprise

      Price on request

      • Self-host in your own infrastructure
      • SSO and SAML
      • Role-based access control
      • GitHub Enterprise Server and Enterprise Cloud with data residency
      • GitLab Self-Managed, Bitbucket Data Center, and Gitea
      • Perforce with P4 Code Review for on-premises deployments
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