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Learn more about cubic and how it works.
Independent benchmark: cubic is the top-ranked AI code reviewer on Code Review Bench.

Key features

  • Spots bugs and improvements: Comments on bugs and improvements in pull requests
  • Auto-resolve threads: Enable automatic thread resolution to close findings when the issue is fixed
  • Learns from you: Improves over time by learning from your feedback
  • PR summaries: Generates PR descriptions based on code changes
  • Custom agents: Enforce your team’s coding standards
  • Coding agents: Generate fixes when requested, using your configured provider

Getting started

1

Install cubic and start your free trial

Sign up at cubic.dev/sign-up. This will guide you through installing the cubic GitHub App on the repositories you want to analyze.
2

Open a new pull request

Once installed, cubic automatically reviews new pull requests. See example reviews for PostHog, n8n, and more.
3

Learn the workflow

Follow the Developer Quickstart to run your first review and respond to findings.
Want cubic inside Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or another coding agent? Start with Connect cubic to your IDE and Local CLI review.
Existing pull requests: Reviews for new PRs start automatically. To review a PR that was opened before you installed the app, comment: @cubic-dev-ai review this PR.

Security and privacy

  • No third-party model training: Our AI providers are contractually prevented from using your code to train their models.
  • SOC 2 compliant: We are SOC 2 Type I compliant.
For more details, see our full Privacy & Security documentation.

Frequently asked questions

Not yet. We currently only support GitHub.
cubic is language-agnostic and supports all popular programming languages, including JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Go, Ruby, PHP, Java, C#, C/C++, Rust, Kotlin, and Swift.
cubic uses multiple model providers, with different models for different review tasks.
If a pull request contains more than 200 eligible files, cubic selects up to 200 of the highest-priority eligible files for this review.
Yes. cubic has access to library and framework documentation to check APIs and deprecations during reviews.

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