AfterSE reviews every pull request with an ensemble of models — then a
verification gate re-checks each finding against your real code
and drops the ones it can't ground. You get genuine bugs tied to
file:line, not confident-sounding noise.
file:line — every findingof a reviewer's time is spent re-reading unchanged context just to judge a diff.
Naive LLM reviewers hallucinate — they invent bugs on lines that don't exist. Noise trains your team to ignore them.
A grounding + verification gate that re-checks every finding against the real file before it ever reaches your PR.
Most AI reviewers optimize for coverage. We optimize for the thing that makes a review worth reading: findings you can trust enough to act on.
Every candidate finding is re-checked against the actual code and rejected
if it isn't grounded to a real file:line. Present on
every tier — hallucinations don't get posted.
On the Premium tier, a high-severity finding must be agreed by ≥2 independent models before it's posted. One model's hunch gets downgraded, not shipped to your team.
Light for fast sanity checks, Mid for everyday PRs, Premium for critical paths — each resolves to a different pipeline depth and model mix. Set a default per repo.
Each finding carries a severity (blocker / major / minor / nit) and a category (bug / security / perf / test / style), anchored to an exact line and posted as an inline comment.
BYOK mode: plug in your own Claude, Codex and Gemini keys and pay providers directly at cost. We charge a flat platform fee — no LLM markup. Or let us hold the keys in platform-provided mode.
Credits meter every review (1 credit = $0.01). We place a hold before a review runs and settle to the exact amount after. Per-PR ceilings mean a review stops at the cap — never a surprise bill.
The GitHub App receives the webhook, verifies it, and queues exactly one review per (repo, PR, commit).
A sandboxed clone parses the diff and builds a context bundle, plus linters, Semgrep and secret scanning to pre-filter the obvious.
Specialized agents across Claude, Codex and Gemini hunt for bugs, security, performance and test gaps in parallel.
Every candidate is re-checked against the real code. Ungrounded or low-confidence findings are dropped; Premium requires consensus.
Survivors are deduped, severity-ranked and nit-capped, then posted as inline comments with a check-run summary — usually in minutes.
Pick a plan for the platform, bring your own LLM keys, and top up credits as you scale. No LLM markup in BYOK — you pay providers directly at their price.
$0/forever
Kick the tires on a public repo.
$10/month
Your keys, our pipeline, zero LLM markup.
+ credits for the platform fee, billed monthly. 1 credit = $0.01.
Custom
Managed keys, volume credits, SLAs.
A fixed anchor. Every review's cost is shown in credits and dollars — no mystery token math.
We reserve an estimate before a review runs, then settle to the exact amount and refund the difference.
Each tier has a hard cap. A review stops at the cap and tells you — it can never silently overspend.
Your plan grants a monthly allowance; purchased top-up packs roll over and auto-buy when enabled.
Bring-Your-Own-Key. You supply your own Claude, Codex and Gemini API keys, and pay those providers directly at their price. AfterSE charges only a flat platform fee (billed in credits) — there's no markup on LLM usage. Prefer not to manage keys? Platform-provided mode lets us hold them and bundle cost into your credits.
That's the whole problem we built around. Every candidate finding passes a verification gate that re-checks it against the actual code and rejects anything not grounded to a real file:line. On the Premium tier, high-severity findings additionally require consensus from at least two independent models before they're posted.
GitHub today, via a native GitHub App. The core pipeline is platform-agnostic — each VCS is a thin adapter that translates events to a canonical format — so GitLab and Bitbucket are on the roadmap without touching the review engine.
Reviews run on Google Cloud in a sandboxed clone that's torn down after each job. Your keys live in a secret manager, never in plaintext. The GitHub App requests only the scopes it needs and mints a short-lived, per-installation token per review.
A tier is review depth — Light, Mid or Premium — deciding which stages and models run. A plan is your subscription (Free, BYOK, Enterprise) that grants a monthly credit allowance and gates which tiers you can use. Set a default tier per repo.
Credits meter everything at 1 credit = $0.01. We place a hold before each review and settle afterward, every tier has a per-PR ceiling, and your dashboard shows a per-review breakdown of tokens, cache savings and credits charged. Auto top-up has a monthly cap you set.
Install the GitHub App, bring your keys, and get grounded reviews on your next PR — from $10/mo.
No card required for Free · Cancel anytime · 1 credit = $0.01