CodeSentinel scans commits and pull requests for bugs, security gaps, and quiet regressions — then tells you exactly which lines to change and why, before a human ever has to.
12 const token = req.headers.authorization
13 jwt.verify(token, PUBLIC_KEY) // no algorithm allow-list
14 return next()
Critical · algorithm confusion
Pin the accepted signing algorithm or this accepts attacker-forged tokens.
Every finding is triaged as critical, warning, or suggestion — so your team fixes what matters before it ships, not after.
Connect a GitHub repository in one step. CodeSentinel reads the structure it already has — no new config files, no migration.
Reviews read like notes from a senior engineer: what's wrong, why it matters, and the smallest change that fixes it.
CodeSentinel is an AI-powered code review and bug intelligence platform built for teams who ship fast without wanting to find out about a regression from a user. It pairs static analysis with model-driven review to catch what linters miss and explain findings in plain language, prioritized by real-world severity.
Designed and developed by Hosama Adem.