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115        <h1>Automated AI code review on every pull request</h1>
116        <p>Install a GitHub App. Bring your Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini key — or an OpenRouter key for open-weight models like Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek, and Qwen. Get detailed, context-aware code reviews — automatically, in minutes.</p>
117        <p>14-day free trial. $10/mo. No credit card required.</p>
118        <h2>How it works</h2>
119        <ol>
120          <li><strong>Install the GitHub App</strong> — Add CodeMouse to your GitHub organization or personal account. Choose which repos to connect.</li>
121          <li><strong>Add your AI key(s)</strong> — Connect Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, or OpenRouter (Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek, Qwen, and 100+ more). Connect several and each PR gets reviewed by every model in parallel. Keys are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM).</li>
122          <li><strong>Open a pull request</strong> — CodeMouse reviews it automatically and posts detailed comments directly on GitHub.</li>
123        </ol>
124        <h2>Built for developers</h2>
125        <ul>
126          <li><strong>Full repo context</strong> — Reviews use the entire repository, not just the diff.</li>
127          <li><strong>Claude, GPT, or both</strong> — Connect one or both. When both are connected we merge the findings and drop duplicates, so you get a single consolidated review.</li>
128          <li><strong>Bring your own key</strong> — No AI cost markup. You pay your provider directly (~$0.05–0.15 per review per provider; open-weight models via OpenRouter cost a fraction of that).</li>
129          <li><strong>PR commands</strong> — Comment <code>@codemouse review</code> on any pull request to trigger a review manually (no push needed), or <code>@codemouse full review</code> to re-review the entire diff. Follow-up pushes get incremental reviews automatically.</li>
130          <li><strong>Reads the room</strong> — Reviews every existing PR comment (humans, other bots, earlier CodeMouse runs) and won't repeat what's already been said. Follows up on its own threads when fixes land.</li>
131          <li><strong>Approves clean PRs</strong> — When the diff looks good, prior concerns are addressed, and CI is green, CodeMouse actually approves the PR.</li>
132          <li><strong>No throttling</strong> — Every review starts instantly. No queues, no rate limits.</li>
133          <li><strong>Works with any language</strong> — TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java — if it's code, CodeMouse reviews it.</li>
134          <li><strong>Inline comments</strong> — Review comments appear on specific lines in your PR.</li>
135          <li><strong>Zero config</strong> — No CI pipelines, no YAML files, no build steps.</li>
136        </ul>
137        <h2>Simple pricing</h2>
138        <p><strong>$10/month</strong> with a 14-day free trial. Unlimited repositories, pull requests, and team members. No throttling — reviews start instantly. Plus your own AI API usage (~$0.05–0.15 per review per provider; less with open-weight models via OpenRouter).</p>
139        <h2>Compare with other AI code review tools</h2>
140        <p>See the head-to-head comparisons:</p>
141        <ul>
142          <li><a href="/comparison">All tools side by side</a> — three-way comparison.</li>
143          <li><a href="/vs/coderabbit">CodeMouse vs CodeRabbit</a> — flat $10/mo vs per-seat.</li>
144          <li><a href="/vs/sourcery">CodeMouse vs Sourcery</a> — all languages vs Python-focused.</li>
145          <li><a href="/vs/copilot">CodeMouse vs GitHub Copilot</a> — dedicated PR reviewer vs IDE-first autocomplete.</li>
146        </ul>
147        <h2>Frequently asked questions</h2>
148        <dl>
149          <dt>What AI models does CodeMouse use?</dt>
150          <dd>Your choice: Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT, Google Gemini — plus open-weight models like Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek, and Qwen through OpenRouter. Connect several and each PR gets reviewed by every model in parallel; we merge the findings and drop duplicates.</dd>
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151What happens when both models flag the same thing?</dt>
152          <dd>We de-duplicate overlapping comments by file, line, and semantic similarity. You get a single consolidated review — not two bots arguing on your PR.</dd>
153          <dt>Is my code stored?</dt>
154          <dd>No. Your repository is cloned temporarily to run the review and deleted immediately after.</dd>
155          <dt>Does it work with private repositories?</dt>
156          <dd>Yes. The GitHub App uses installation access tokens scoped to the repositories you grant access to.</dd>
157          <dt>How much does the AI usage cost?</dt>
158          <dd>Typically $0.05–0.15 per review per provider (open-weight models via OpenRouter can be far cheaper). You pay your AI provider directly — we don't add any markup.</dd>
159          <dt>Can I cancel anytime?</dt>
160          <dd>Yes. Cancel through the billing portal. No contracts, no questions asked.</dd>
161          <dt>Does it replace human code reviews?</dt>
162          <dd>No — it complements them. CodeMouse catches mechanical issues so your team can focus on architecture and design.</dd>
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164      </div><nav style="max-width:72rem;margin:3rem auto 0;padding:2rem 1.5rem;border-top:1px solid #e5e7eb;color:#64748b;font-size:0.875rem"><p>See also: <a href="/comparison">Compare AI code review tools</a> · <a href="/models">AI models (open-weight, Kimi, DeepSeek…)</a> · <a href="/vs/coderabbit">vs CodeRabbit</a> · <a href="/vs/sourcery">vs Sourcery</a> · <a href="/vs/copilot">vs GitHub Copilot</a> · <a href="/blog">Blog</a> · <a href="/docs">Docs</a> · <a href="/affiliate">Affiliate program</a> · <a href="/support">Support</a> · <a href="/terms">Terms</a> · <a href="/privacy">Privacy</a></p></nav><p style="max-width:72rem;margin:1rem auto;padding:0 1.5rem;color:#94a3b8;font-size:0.8rem">CodeMouse is <a href="https://squidcode.com">a Squidcode product</a>.</p></div>
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