Harness AI Code Review

What Harness AI Code Review is

Harness AI Code Review is a web service for reviewing code hosted on GitHub. It brings automated analysis and AI review together with custom review rules, security analysis, and review analytics. Its free plan costs nothing, billed monthly, and includes Harness Open Source, Litmus Chaos, and community support. The Essentials plan combines CI, CD, infrastructure as code, and security in an all-in-one DevOps bundle, with standard support. Enterprise customers can choose modules; each module includes enterprise-grade features, and the plan includes premier support and a dedicated account manager. Prices for Essentials and Enterprise are available on request. The service is web-based and does not offer self-hosting. Harness was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. For teams considering it, the main plan distinction is between a free option with the named included products and community support, a bundled DevOps plan, and an enterprise option with selectable modules and higher-touch support. Its listed review capabilities cover GitHub code, from automated and AI-assisted analysis through security checks and review analytics.

Who it suits

Harness AI Code Review suits teams whose code is hosted on GitHub and who want automated or AI-assisted review, custom rules, security analysis, and review analytics. The free plan may fit teams seeking the included products and community support, while Essentials and Enterprise are aimed at those needing broader DevOps coverage or selectable modules and enhanced support.

Getting started

1. Open the Harness AI Code Review website.
2. Use the free plan at no cost, billed monthly, or request pricing for Essentials or Enterprise.
3. Use the web platform with code hosted on GitHub.

Verdict

Choose Harness AI Code Review if your team uses GitHub and wants automated and AI-assisted review with custom rules, security analysis, and analytics. The free plan includes Harness Open Source, Litmus Chaos, and community support. Look elsewhere if you require self-hosting or code-host support beyond GitHub.