GitZoid reviews every pull request, watches your code for security issues, and emails a weekly summary of what shipped. No noise, just what matters.
No new tool to learn. GitZoid works inside GitHub: it reviews your code, watches for security issues, and sends a weekly summary.
Comments on every pull request with clear, specific fixes.
Scans your code and dependencies, and warns you only about real risks.
A short, plain-English summary of what shipped, every Monday.
Examples of the security alerts, code reviews, and weekly digests GitZoid delivers.
GitZoid Security: 3 issues in acme/api
A review posted on a pull request
Acme Platform, week of June 16
Finds real security holes in your code and dependencies, and emails you only when there is something to fix.
Reviews every pull request and comments with clear, specific fixes, automatically.
A plain-English summary of what shipped across your repos, every Monday.
Soon you will describe the reviewer, the security policy, and the digest you want in plain English, and GitZoid will follow it.
Describe the agent you want in plain English and we will build it for you.
Request early accessSet the checklists and blocking rules every review must follow.
Choose which severities reach you, which dependencies matter, and who gets CC'd on alerts.
Organize repos into projects, each with its own weekly digest and recipients.
Decide when GitZoid runs and where its summaries land.
No. WaveAssist includes an OpenRouter token free up to generous usage limits. Just connect your GitHub account and GitZoid runs.
Those raw scans are free and noisy. GitZoid reads them in the context of your repo and reports only real, exploitable issues, each with who is affected and a one-line fix. When nothing is exploitable, it stays silent.
No. It never repeats an issue you have already seen or fixed. A clean week is just the one weekly digest. A security alert only arrives when something is real and urgent.
PR reviews run continuously, about every two minutes or on a webhook. The dependency scan runs daily and the deep code audit weekly. The digest arrives every Monday.
A plain-English summary of what shipped, read from your actual code diffs and not commit messages, grouped by project, plus a security roll-up of what is new, still open, and resolved. It comes as an email and a PDF.
Yes. GitZoid works with public and private repos you have access to. It is open source and read-only, and it never silently changes your code.
GitDigest is now GitZoid's weekly digest. The same changelog, now part of one agent that also reviews pull requests and watches for security.
Free to start. Your first runs are on us, no card required. After that you pay only for what you use.
Start with $2 in free credits.
