Question 1

Can Qodo review code across multiple repositories?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Qodo indexes multiple repositories simultaneously, providing cross-repo context and detecting dependencies, inconsistencies, and duplication across your entire codebase. This is critical for monorepo architectures and microservices environments where changes span multiple repositories.

Learn more: Multi-repo code review documentation

Question 2

What deployment options does Qodo support?

Accepted Answer

Qodo offers flexible deployment options:

Multi-Tenant Cloud: For GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket cloud platforms
Single-Tenant Cloud: Dedicated instance for your organization
On-Premise: Deploy on your own infrastructure
Air-Gapped: Fully offline deployment for GitHub Enterprise, GitLab Self-Managed, and Bitbucket Data Center

Availability varies by Git platform. View the complete deployment matrix: Deployment Methods

Question 3

How does Qodo help with compliance and security?

Accepted Answer

Qodo enforces your organization’s compliance requirements automatically:
Organizational Compliance:

Custom rules enforcement: Define and automatically enforce your team’s coding standards, security policies, and best practices
Security scanning: Detect exposed secrets, injection risks, and security vulnerabilities in every PR
Code duplication prevention: Flag repeated logic that violates DRY principles or introduces maintenance risks

Regulatory Documentation Support:

Ticket traceability: Validate code changes match requirements from linked Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues tickets
Audit trail creation: Maintain documentation of code changes, review decisions, and approval workflows
Change management tracking: Support compliance documentation needs for SOC 2, ISO 9001, HIPAA, and FDA regulations

Qodo automates enforcement of YOUR standards while creating the documentation trail needed for regulatory audits.
Learn more: Compliance Automation

Question 4

What Git platforms does Qodo integrate with?

Accepted Answer

Qodo supports GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps across cloud and enterprise deployments:

GitHub: Cloud, GitHub Enterprise Server
GitLab: GitLab.com, Self-Managed (self-hosted)
Bitbucket: Cloud, Server, Data Center
Azure DevOps: Services and Server

View installation guides: Setup Documentation

Question 5

Can Qodo enforce our organization's coding standards?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Qodo learns from your team’s accepted and rejected suggestions to align with your coding standards over time. You can also configure:

Custom review rules and prompts
Best practices wikis that apply across repositories
Organization-specific guidelines and compliance requirements
Repository-level or org-level configuration overrides

Learn more: Best Practices Configuration

Question 6

How does Qodo scale for large engineering teams?

Accepted Answer

Qodo is built for enterprise scale:

20,000+ PRs scanned daily across customer organizations
Multi-repo indexing for large codebases and monorepo architectures
Team-specific configurations with global org-level policies
Usage analytics to track adoption and code quality metrics

View case study: Fortune 100 Retailer

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bugs that matter.

Bugs. With the evidence.
The Critical Issues agent catches bugs across files, not just in the diff. Every finding shows the affected code elsewhere in the repo, the tests that don’t cover it, and the prior PR that introduced the pattern.

Did the PR do what the ticket said?
The Ticket Compliance agent reads your Jira, Linear, or Azure Boards ticket and checks the PR against the acceptance criteria. Unhandled states, missing edge cases, out-of-scope changes. Flagged with a link back to the ticket line that triggered the finding.

Your standards, enforced automatically.
Your team’s standards are scattered across docs, linters, and tribal knowledge. The Rules System reads your codebase and PR history to find the patterns you already enforce, then applies them on every PR. No yaml to hand-maintain. No stale style guides.

One summary. Categorized. Prioritized.
Findings land in one PR comment, not 40 inline notes. Bugs, rule violations, and requirement gaps in three buckets. Action Required at the top, Review Recommended below. Reviewers know exactly what to focus on without scrolling.

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Q&A?

Bugs. With the evidence.The Critical Issues agent catches bugs across files, not just in the diff. Every finding shows the affected code elsewhere in the repo, the tests that don’t cover it, and the prior PR that introduced the pattern.

Did the PR do what the ticket said?The Ticket Compliance agent reads your Jira, Linear, or Azure Boards ticket and checks the PR against the acceptance criteria. Unhandled states, missing edge cases, out-of-scope changes. Flagged with a link back to the ticket line that triggered the finding.

Your standards, enforced automatically.Your team’s standards are scattered across docs, linters, and tribal knowledge. The Rules System reads your codebase and PR history to find the patterns you already enforce, then applies them on every PR. No yaml to hand-maintain. No stale style guides.

One summary. Categorized. Prioritized.Findings land in one PR comment, not 40 inline notes. Bugs, rule violations, and requirement gaps in three buckets. Action Required at the top, Review Recommended below. Reviewers know exactly what to focus on without scrolling.