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What is Codiga?

Codiga is a real-time static code analysis product for software development teams. It helps developers identify code-quality issues, security risks, duplicates, and overly long or complex functions while work is still in progress. Its core offering combines analysis rules, automated fixes, security checks, code reviews, and reusable code snippets, making it relevant to developers and teams that want feedback embedded in their normal engineering workflow.

The product brings analysis into IDEs such as VS Code, JetBrains, and Visual Studio, then extends checks to git hooks, CI/CD pipelines, and pull requests. Developers can use rules from the Codiga Hub or create, test, and share their own rules from a browser. Teams can also share rulesets and private snippets, so the same quality conventions can follow code from editing through review and later historical tracking.

Key features of Codiga

  • Real-time static analysis

    Codiga applies reusable analysis rules in the IDE and in delivery workflows, while letting developers design and test custom rules for the conventions and issues they need to detect.

  • Security analysis

    Its security analysis is organized around OWASP, MITRE CWE, and SANS/CWE Top 25 guidance, with IDE fixes for security issues and detection for leaked SSH keys or API tokens.

  • Automated code reviews

    Automated reviews analyze pull requests and flag violations, duplicate code, and long or complex functions, giving developers rapid feedback before a change is merged.

  • Code snippets

    The code-snippet workspace lets users create and find reusable snippets from an IDE, use items from the Hub, and share public or private snippets with teammates.