

cubic is an AI code review platform designed specifically for complex codebases. It helps software development teams catch hard-to-find bugs in their pull requests and enables faster merging through automated AI-powered reviews. The platform integrates directly with GitHub to provide real-time code analysis.
cubic offers instant AI code reviews on pull requests with context-aware feedback that finds bugs humans often miss. It provides AI-generated PR summaries that understand changes and highlight impact, along with one-click fix capabilities for simple issues. The platform includes AI agents that automatically review PRs using team guidelines and best practices, and it features intelligent diff ordering that breaks down complex PRs into smaller, easier-to-review chunks.
The platform learns from your team by enforcing your rules and patterns defined in plain English. It onboards by reading senior developers' PR comment history and improves over time by learning from team feedback. cubic connects to your existing tools like issue trackers to validate business logic and acceptance criteria.
cubic provides deep codebase scanning capabilities where thousands of AI agents scan your entire codebase to find serious bugs and security vulnerabilities. It can fix issues with one-click actions or push them to connected issue trackers like Linear or JIRA. These scans can be run on a schedule or before major releases to catch new issues proactively.
The platform is designed for software development teams that need to maintain high code quality while accelerating their development cycles. It integrates with GitHub through two-way sync, maintains SOC 2 compliance, and ensures code privacy by never storing or training AI on customer code. cubic supports all popular programming languages including JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Ruby, Java, and C#.
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cubic is designed for software development teams and engineering organizations that need to maintain high code quality while accelerating their development cycles. It's used by teams ranging from startups to enterprises including Cal.com, n8n, Granola, Linux Foundation projects, Better Auth, and Browser Use. The platform serves engineering managers, developers, and teams dealing with complex codebases who want to catch bugs that humans miss and merge pull requests faster.