AI CODE REVIEW
See deeper.
Ship safer.
Kensa reviews every pull request the moment it opens: correctness, security, performance, reliability, grounded in the rest of your repository, not just the diff.
Five reviews a month, free. No credit card.
Synced files
Query
Retrieval
0/3 hits
Writing code got fast.
Reading it didn't.
A coding agent can open six pull requests before lunch. Review became the bottleneck, and the bottleneck is where bugs get through.
01 UNDERSTAND
It reads the repo, not just the diff.
Opt-in codebase sync
Index your repository alongside the diff so reviews aren't blind to how the rest of the code works.
Retrieval keyed on intent
The ten most relevant passages are pulled based on what the pull request says it's doing.
Context stays separate
Repository context reaches the model clearly labeled, never mixed in as part of the change.
Query
10 passages retrieved · 1,842 chunks indexed · labeled as context only
02 REVIEW
A real review, on every push.
Six dimensions, every time
Correctness, security, performance, reliability, readability, and maintainability.
Proportional, not pedantic
Instructed not to nitpick style when there's a real bug, and to say so plainly when a diff is clean.
Sorted by what to do about it
What looks good, suggestions you can skip, and issues you shouldn't.
Reject expired refresh tokens before issuing a session.
Check the token expiry before creating a new authenticated session.
export async function createSession(payload) {return issueSession(payload.userId);if (payload.expiresAt <= Date.now()) return null;return issueSession(payload.userId);Committable suggestion
Commit suggestionGuard against expired refresh tokens before issuing the session:
if (payload.expiresAt <= Date.now()) return null;03 TRACK
Every review, kept.
Live status on each PR
Pending, processing, reviewed. Visible as the job runs.
Full review in the dashboard
Read the complete comment in Kensa, not just on GitHub.
Usage counted clearly
Know how many reviews you've used against your monthly limit.
acme/platform
#482
reviewed
2m ago
acme/webapp
#247
pending
now
acme/api
#91
pending
queued
acme/billing
#118
reviewed
14m ago
acme/docs
#56
pending
queued
acme/platform
1,842 chunks indexed
04 SECURITY
Security findings, not another dashboard.
Injection risks
Flags unvalidated input paths that can reach queries, shells, or templates.
Auth and session issues
Catches weak expiry checks, missing privilege gates, and token mishandling.
Exposed secrets
Surfaces hardcoded keys, tokens, and credentials that land in the diff.
Real-time codebase health
Scanning every PR · Last scan now
Scan coverage
60% scanned
How a review actually happens
From webhook to comment. No dashboard babysitting.
Each review runs as a durable background job. If a step fails, it retries without starting over from scratch.
01
Webhook received
GitHub sends a pull_request event on opened, synchronize, or reopened.
02
Diff fetched & chunked
Changed files are pulled and split into reviewable 80-line windows.
03
Context retrieved
If the repo is synced, the ten most relevant codebase passages are pulled via vector search.
04
Review generated
An AI model writes a structured markdown review across six dimensions.
05
Comment posted
The review lands as a single comment on the pull request conversation.
Today
What it doesn't do yet.
We'd rather be honest than oversell. Here's where Kensa stops today.
Conversation comment, not inline threads
One structured comment on the PR tab today. Per-line inline comments are on the roadmap.
Suggests, doesn't commit
Kensa flags issues and improvements. Autofix pull requests aren't here yet.
Codebase context is opt-in
You press sync when you want repository-wide context. It's not automatic on install.
Next
On the roadmap
- Inline review comments on specific lines
- Agent-authored fix pull requests
- Team board for the review queue
- Dependency advisory scanning
Pricing
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
Hobby
For individual developers trying Kensa on a side project.
- Up to 5 AI reviews per month
- Public and private repositories
- Community support
Pro
Unlimited reviews for developers shipping every day.
- Unlimited AI reviews on connected repos
- Public and private repository support
- Priority support
Team
Running Kensa across an organisation, or need it inside your own infrastructure? Tell us what you need and we'll scope it.
- Here's what we can scope together:
- SSO and organization-wide access controls
- Self-hosted or private-cloud deployment
- Model choice and custom review guidelines
- Dedicated support and onboarding
- Volume pricing for larger teams
Put it on one repository.
Install the app, open a pull request, and read what comes back.
Hobby covers 5 reviews a month. No card required.