About diffray

AI Code Review That Developers Actually Trust

Built by engineers with 15+ years in payment security

Our Story

Developers were ignoring AI code reviews, and we understood why. The existing tools had fundamental problems:

Too Much Noise

18 comments per PR, only 2 actually read

Missing Real Issues

Flags style nitpicks while missing critical bugs

No Memory

No recollection of team decisions or past reviews

Low Confidence

Uncertain findings presented as facts

We knew there had to be a better way.

Our Mission

To make AI code review deterministic, reliable, and trustworthy

We believe AI code review should be something you can truly rely on. Not random suggestions that change with every run, but consistent, predictable analysis that becomes an integral part of your development workflow. When diffray flags an issue, you can trust it's real and actionable.

Core Values

Innovation

Multi-agent architecture that thinks like a team, not a single AI trying to do everything

Trust

Confidence scoring filters out noise, delivering 87% fewer false positives

Efficiency

Fast feedback without compromising quality through parallel multi-agent analysis

Developer-First

Built by developers who understand the pain of noisy, unhelpful code reviews

What Makes Us Different

Single-Agent (Traditional)

  • One AI tries to handle everything
  • All rules applied to all files
  • No memory of decisions
  • Uncertain findings shown as facts

Multi-Agent (diffray)

  • Specialized agents per domain
  • Context-aware rule selection
  • Learns your team patterns
  • Confidence scoring filters noise

Our Technology

30+
Specialized agents and growing (Security, Performance, Bugs, Quality, and more)
1300+
Built-in rules and growing across 20+ languages and technologies
75%
Reduction in processing time via context-aware analysis
Zero
Duplicate comments through PR history analysis

Real Issues. Real PRs.

Not mock examples — actual findings from production code reviews

diffray detecting duplicate library - moment-timezone when dayjs already exists

Understands Your Project Context

Detected moment-timezone being added when the project already uses dayjs. A linter can't catch this — it requires understanding the existing codebase.

Real findings from cal.com open-source code reviews

Commitment to Open Source

We believe in giving back to the community. That's why diffray is free forever for open source projects.

No limits. No gotchas. Just powerful AI code review for the projects that move the world forward.

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