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Kodus

Kodus

Kody is an open source code review tool that learns your team's workflow and delivers precise reviews on quality, security, and performance.

https://kodus.io/

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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · api.kodus.io

22tools discovered

Tools discovered (22)

  • Kodus List Repositories

    List all repositories accessible to the team. Use this to discover available repositories, check repository metadata (private/public, archived status, languages), or when you need to see what repositories exist before performing other operations.

  • Kodus List Pull Requests

    List pull requests with advanced filtering (by state, repository, author, date range). Use this to find specific PRs, analyze PR patterns, or get overview of team activity. Returns PR metadata only - use get_pull_request for full PR content.

  • Kodus List Commits

    List commit history from repositories with filtering by author, date range, or branch. Use this to analyze commit patterns, find specific commits, or track development activity. Returns commit metadata and messages.

  • Kodus Get Pull Request

    Get complete details of a specific pull request including description, commits, reviews, and list of modified files. Use this when you need full PR context - NOT for file content (use get_pull_request_file_content for that).

  • Kodus Get Repository Files

    Get file tree/listing from a repository branch with pattern filtering. Use this to explore repository structure, find specific files by pattern, or get overview of codebase organization. Returns file paths only - NOT file content.

  • Kodus Get Repository Content

    Get the current content of a specific file from a repository branch. Use this to read files from the main/current branch - NOT from pull requests (use get_pull_request_file_content for PR files).

  • Kodus Get Pull Request File Content

    Get the modified content of a specific file within a pull request context. Use this to read how a file looks AFTER the PR changes are applied - NOT the original version.

  • Kodus Get Diff For File

    Get the exact diff/patch showing what changed in a specific file within a pull request. Use this to see the precise changes made - additions, deletions, and modifications line by line.

  • Kodus Get Pull Request Diff

    Get the complete diff/patch for an entire Pull Request showing all changes across all files. Use this to see the full context of what changed in the PR, including additions, deletions, and modifications across all modified files.

  • Kodus Get Kody Rules

    Get all Kody Rules at organization level. Use this to see organization-wide coding standards, global rules that apply across all repositories, or when you need a complete overview of rules. Returns rules with ACTIVE and PENDING status.

  • Kodus Get Kody Rules Repository

    Get Kody Rules specific to a particular repository. Use this to see repository-specific coding standards, rules that only apply to one codebase, or when analyzing rules for a specific project. More focused than get_kody_rules. Returns rules with ACTIVE and PENDING status.

  • Kodus Create Kody Rule

    Create a new Kody Rule with custom scope and severity. pull_request scope: analyzes entire PR context for PR-level rules. file scope: analyzes individual files one by one for file-level rules. Rule starts in pending status and must be approved in the UI before it takes effect. After execution, ALWAYS inform the user of: (1) the rule was created and is pending approval, and (2) the provided link to open the pending Kody Rules page to review and approve it. If centralized config is enabled the rul

  • Kodus Update Kody Rule

    Update an existing Kody Rule. Only the fields provided in kodyRule will be updated. Use this to modify rule details, change severity, scope, or status of existing rules. After execution, ALWAYS inform the user of the provided link to open the rule in the Kody Rules page. If centralized config is enabled the update will be published to a pull request pending to be approved instead, and a prUrl is returned.

  • Kodus Delete Kody Rule

    Delete a Kody Rule permanently from the system. This action cannot be undone. Use this to remove rules that are no longer needed or relevant. If centralized config is enabled the deletion will be published to a pull request pending to be approved.

  • Kodus Create Memory

    Capture a memory, preference, or coding rule derived from context to influence future interactions or code generation. Invoke this tool whenever the user demonstrates an explicit or implicit intent to save a memory, establish a convention, or note a preference. Focus on capturing the user intent rather than strictly evaluating it as a permanent architectural rule. After execution, ALWAYS inform the user of: (1) final decision/action (created or updated), (2) whether approval is required in UI, a

  • Kodus Find Memories

    Search and retrieve saved memories for the organization. Supports filtering by repository, directory, path glob, and keywords in title/content. Returns newest matches first.

  • Kodus Create Kody Issue

    Create a new Kody Issue manually via MCP

  • Kodus List Kody Issues

    List Kody Issues with optional filters

  • Kodus Get Kody Issue Details

    Get a Kody Issue by id

  • Kodus Update Kody Issue Status

    Update issue status

  • Kodus Update Kody Issue Category

    Update issue category/label

  • Kodus Delete Kody Issue

    Close/dismiss an issue

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kodus MCP server?

Kody is an open source code review tool that learns your team's workflow and delivers precise reviews on quality, security, and performance.

How do I connect Kodus to my AI agent?

Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.

How many tools does Kodus provide?

MCPBundles probed 22 tools on the live server. The tool list on this page reflects what was discovered at the last refresh — connect your client to see the full set available to your session.

What authentication does Kodus require?

No provider sign-in was required during MCPBundles' probe. Your client may still need MCPBundles credentials depending on how you connect.

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