OpenQodex

OpenQodex is an open source tool that reviews code changes inside your coding agent before you push, using scanners and a separate reviewer.

  • Desktop · Plugin or MCP · API
  • by Qodex team
  • Verified 20 Oct 2026

What OpenQodex does

The tool runs a set of scanners on your changed files and keeps findings only on the lines you changed. A separate reviewer process checks the scanner findings and the changed lines.

Built for

  • Developers using coding agents

Key features

  • Runs 22 built-in scanners on changed files
  • Code graph listing callers and importers of touched code
  • Separate reviewer process on your own login
  • Pre-push gate that warns by default
  • Demo repo with planted bugs
  • Custom scanners approved before running

Pros

Pros

  • Open source under the Apache 2.0 licence.
  • Collects no telemetry and needs no account.
  • Setup is a single command.

Where OpenQodex is listed

OpenQodex is listed under code review in AI coding tools.

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