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Inline comments on logic, security, style, and test gaps.
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Inline comments on logic, security, style, and test gaps.
Cover edge cases the human reviewer would have missed.
A clean walkthrough of what changed and why it matters.
Auto-label, route, and propose owners for new issues.
Polish PR titles into a clean changelog for your release.
A clear README from your code, structure, and history.
Bulk-rewrite from one framework or API to another.
Surface risky patterns, secrets, and suspicious changes.
Review this GitHub PR and leave inline comments on logic, security, and test coverage: <PR URL>
Write unit tests for the file <path> in this GitHub repo. Cover the edge cases.
Explain what the diff in this GitHub PR does and why it might be risky: <PR URL>
Look at the open issues in my GitHub repo <name> and suggest labels, priority, and an owner for each.
Draft release notes for my GitHub repo <name> for everything merged in the last week.
Generate a README.md for my GitHub repo <name> based on its structure and recent commits.
In my GitHub repo <name>, propose a refactor to migrate every <pattern> to <new pattern>.
Audit my GitHub repo <name> for risky patterns, leaked secrets, and unsafe dependencies.
Yes. Copilot Business is $19/user/month and Copilot Enterprise is $39/user/month. Krater is $20/month total, gives you 350+ models including GPT-5 and Claude Opus 4, and works across GitHub plus 300+ other apps.
Yes. Krater reads diffs, leaves inline comments on logic, security, and test gaps, and can be wired to auto-comment on every new PR.
Krater can draft code, generate tests, write commit messages, and open PRs through the GitHub API. You always review and merge.
Free, Pro, Team, and Enterprise — anywhere the GitHub API is exposed. Copilot needs a paid Copilot seat; Krater does not.
No. Krater never trains on your data. Code is sent only for the specific request and not retained for training.
Open Krater, go to /additions, search GitHub, click Connect, and authorize the GitHub OAuth app. Takes about 30 seconds.