Question 1

Which AI models are supported?

Accepted Answer

Kodus is model agnostic. You can use Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Llama, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.

Question 2

Can I restrict the permissions Kodus uses?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you have full control over the permissions you grant. Kodus operates with the minimum access required to keep your code secure.

Question 3

Will I be charged for all developers in my organization?

Accepted Answer

No, you decide who is included in the Kodus team and will only be charged for those users. You have full control over team management and billing.

Question 4

Do you train your AI model with my code or data?

Accepted Answer

No, Kodus does not train its models with customer data. Your data is processed securely and is never used to improve or retrain our AI.

Question 5

How does Kodus compare to CodeRabbit?

Accepted Answer

Kodus is open source, model agnostic, and charges zero markup on LLM costs. With Kodus you control the model, the cost, and the rules.

Question 6

What Git providers are supported?

Accepted Answer

Kodus supports GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, integrating at the pull request level with existing review workflows.

Question 7

What does zero markup mean?

Accepted Answer

Kodus does not add margin on top of LLM API calls. You pay the model provider directly, and Kodus monetizes through the platform subscription.

Question 8

Do you store my source code?

Accepted Answer

No, Kodus does not store your source code. Processing happens in real time and no part of your repository is saved on Kodus servers.

Question 9

How does Kodus access my repositories?

Accepted Answer

Kodus integrates through your Git provider with controlled permissions and accesses pull request data using the minimum scope required for review workflows.

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