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AI coding agent for code review and bug fixing

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Ellipsis is a YC W24-backed AI coding teammate for GitHub repositories that reviews pull requests, catches bugs, writes summaries, answers codebase questions, and generates tested fixes from comments or issues. It pairs automated review with code generation, $20/dev/month seat pricing, SOC 2 Type 1 controls, and no source-code persistence between workflows.

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Ellipsis operates as a true AI coding agent for the review phase of development, automatically analyzing pull requests and proactively fixing bugs rather than just flagging them. When it identifies an issue, it generates a fix and submits it as a suggestion or commit directly on the PR, significantly reducing the back-and-forth between reviewers and authors. The tool also handles routine tasks like creating release notes and answering technical questions about the codebase.

The platform provides context-aware code review that understands the broader codebase, not just the diff being reviewed. It can identify logic errors, edge cases, and potential regressions that surface-level linters miss. Build failures are analyzed and fixed autonomously, keeping CI pipelines green without requiring developer intervention for common issues like missing imports or type mismatches.

As a Y Combinator W24 company, Ellipsis has been validated by one of the most selective startup accelerators. The platform integrates directly with GitHub and emphasizes security through SOC 2 Type 1 controls and no source-code persistence between workflows. Pricing is currently listed at $20 per developer per month with unlimited usage, plus free use for public GitHub repositories and a 7-day trial for teams evaluating review and bug-fix automation.

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$20/developer/month unlimited usage; free for public GitHub repositories; 7-day trial

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