CodeDig
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CodeDig for GitHub
Install as a GitHub App in one click. Get real-time PR risk analysis, security scanning, blast radius mapping, and Check Runs on every pull request — with zero configuration.
How it works
Install the GitHub App
Choose which repositories to connect — all repos or a selected subset. One click, under 60 seconds.
Open a Pull Request
CodeDig automatically analyzes every PR the moment it is opened. No manual triggers needed.
Review the Analysis
Risk score, blast radius, security findings, and test gaps appear as a PR comment and Check Run.
Merge with Confidence
Reviewers see the full risk picture before approving. High-risk PRs are flagged automatically.
What you get with the GitHub integration
PR Risk Scoring
Every pull request gets a composite risk score based on blast radius, complexity delta, and historical failure patterns.
Security Scanning
200+ rules covering OWASP Top 10, hardcoded secrets, SQL injection, and PII exposure — inline on every PR.
Blast Radius Mapping
See exactly which downstream services, consumers, and APIs are affected by every code change.
Check Runs
Analysis results appear in the GitHub Checks tab. Enforce thresholds with branch protection rules.
Zero Configuration
No config files, no CI pipeline changes, no YAML. Install the app and analysis starts immediately.
Privacy-First
No source code stored. Webhook signatures verified. Minimal permissions. End-to-end encrypted.
Six languages, one install
Deep, language-aware analysis from a single GitHub App. No per-language configuration required.
TypeScript
Type-aware symbol resolution and module boundary analysis
Rust
Trait implementations, lifetimes, and crate-level dependencies
Python
Dynamic import resolution and type hint awareness
Java
Package-level analysis and interface implementations
Go
Module-aware analysis and interface satisfaction checking
C#
Namespace resolution and assembly-level dependency analysis
Start analyzing your pull requests
Free tier includes 1 repository and 30 PRs per month. Install in under 60 seconds.