Gitar is an AI code-review agent that finds issues in pull requests and fixes what it finds, validating changes against your pipeline. Now part of Sonar, it targets engineering teams whose senior developers lose time to pull-request triage and flaky CI.
Core Features
- Inline findings for security problems, bugs, performance issues, edge cases, and code-quality defects, each anchored at the exact file and line.
- CI root-cause analysis: it deduplicates related failures, detects flaky tests, and fixes build, lint, test, or merge failures until the check turns green.
- An interactive PR agent you can ask questions or request revisions from, with auto-apply and merge controls on higher plans.
- Integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, plus GitHub Actions, GitLab Pipelines, CircleCI, Buildkite, and Brise CI.
- Validation agents you define in natural language, with Jira, Linear, and Slack for workflow context.
Best For
- Platform teams standardizing review quality and summarizing failures across many jobs.
- Product teams investigating a finding or delegating a contained fix without leaving GitHub or GitLab.
- Open-source maintainers, who can apply for Pro-equivalent access at no cost.
Pricing
Gitar lists Core at $20 per user per month when billed annually, or $25 month to month, covering review and CI analysis. Pro is $40 per user per month annual, or $50 month to month, adding auto-apply, merge controls, advanced CI integrations, and custom automations. Enterprise is custom, and a 14-day trial is available on paid plans.
Our Take
Best for teams drowning in PR volume that want a reviewer which ships the fix, not just the comment. The trade-off is trust: start with comment-mode fixes, inspect false positives, and switch on auto-apply only where measured results justify it. Explore more AI Programming tools.
