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Revix AI extracts review rules from a repository and applies them to pull requests, returning labeled comments and change-risk summaries. Engineering teams use it with GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab to review code against their existing conventions.

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Who it's for

  • Engineering teams using GitHub that want pull requests reviewed against conventions already present in their repositories.
  • Teams using Bitbucket Cloud or GitLab that want automated comments on new pull requests.
  • Reviewers handling more code, including AI-generated code, who want severity-labeled findings and a summary of changes and risk.

How it fits your workflow

Connect a GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab account and select the repositories to review. Revix analyzes the repository and extracts rules from existing code patterns; teams can edit, add, or disable rules.

When new pull requests arrive, Revix reviews them against those rules and adds comments labeled by intent and severity. It also provides a summary of key changes and risk level.

Pricing

Free: The Open Source plan is free for public repositories. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.

Open Source

Free for public repositories.

  • · Full pull-request reviews and repository analysis
  • · Automated pull-request reviews and smart descriptions
  • · Repository analysis and rule extraction
  • · Conventional comments

Starter

€20 per seat per month billed annually; €25 is also displayed.

  • · Automated pull-request reviews and smart descriptions
  • · Repository analysis and rule extraction
  • · Stack-aware reviews
  • · Conventional comments

Pro

€40 per seat per month billed annually; €50 is also displayed.

  • · Everything in Starter
  • · 2x the usage of Starter
  • · Slack integration
  • · Jira integration

Enterprise

Custom; annual contract, billed by invoice.

  • · Everything in Pro
  • · Custom review volume and token limits
  • · SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified
  • · Roles and granular permissions

Prices checked on Oct 23, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

Repository analysis and rule extraction
Analyzes a project and creates review rules from patterns already in the repository. Teams can edit, add, or disable rules.
Automated pull-request reviews
Reviews pull requests against the team’s repository conventions and comments on new pull requests after repositories are connected.
Intent- and severity-labeled comments
Labels review comments by intent and severity to help authors identify which findings to address.
Pull-request summaries
Summarizes key changes and their risk level so reviewers can assess whether to merge or investigate further.
Stack-aware reviews
Adapts reviews to the languages, conventions, and existing rules found in the team’s codebase.

Works with

  • GitHub
  • Bitbucket Cloud
  • GitLab
  • Slack
  • Jira

Limitations to know

  • Slack and Jira integrations are listed on the Pro plan.
  • Enterprise pricing is custom and uses an annual contract billed by invoice.
  • The free Open Source plan is specified for public repositories.

Getting started

  1. Connect your GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab account.
  2. Select the repositories you want Revix to review.
  3. Revix begins commenting on new pull requests.

Frequently asked questions

Do teams have to write the rules themselves?

No. Revix reads the repository and extracts rules from existing patterns. Teams can edit, add, or disable rules at any time.

How is Revix different from a linter?

The page says a linter checks syntax and formatting against fixed rules, while Revix checks whether changes follow the conventions, structure, and expectations the team applies in review.

Does Revix help review AI-generated code?

Yes. Revix reviews every pull request the same way regardless of who or what wrote the code.

How do I install Revix AI?

Connect a GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab account, choose the repositories to review, and Revix starts commenting on new pull requests. The page says this takes two clicks and requires no configuration.

Does Revix AI work with Bitbucket?

Yes. The page specifies native Bitbucket Cloud support; connect a Bitbucket workspace to receive pull-request reviews.

Which languages and frameworks are supported?

The page says Revix works with any language and adapts to a stack by reading its code, conventions, and existing rules.

Is my code private?

The page states that code is never used to train models, reviews run on isolated infrastructure, and source is purged after each run.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial, and no credit card is required.