New Gitar pricing is live - gitar.ai/pricing Core: $20/user/mo Pro: $40/user/mo Unlimited PRs on both. Unlimited repos on both. Here's what you get:

We switched to a 5x cheaper LLM. Our costs went up. Cost per outcome beats cost per token. A model that finishes in one pass at $3/MTok is cheaper than one that loops at $0.60.

Small things that matter: → Faster initial code reviews → We remember your feedback (won't re-report dismissed issues) → Real-time progress updates while we work → Sign in with GitLab

Two new controls for gradual rollout: Label filtering to only review PRs with specific labels Inline comment filtering to enable inline comments for specific authors only

We shipped a bunch this week! Here are the highlights Block PR merges based on code review findings. We request changes. We never approve directly.

At Gitar, we build AI code review for signal, not volume: Focus on high-value issues Keep developers in their flow Clean up clutter

Most AI code review tools are just comment generators, not reviewers. And the fastest way to kill trust in AI reviews is simple: comment spam. More comments ≠ better review. It usually means noisier PRs, longer cycles, and engineers tuning everything out.

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We have been quiet for a while cooking up something fresh! More regular product updates and more from now :) Product Updates 1/19/26 You can now try Gitar on existing open PRs - no need to create a test PR to see how it works

Jimy is plugged into Amp, Gitar's AI-native engine purpose-built for code automation. Amp is built for enterprise scale codebases and can process millions of lines of code extremely quickly

Jimy keeps developers in the flow and reduces context switching. Jimy works in the background to address issues that take developers out of the core development inner loop - code review comments, build and test failures, incidents, security scanner alerts, etc.

Jimy addresses the entire code maintenance process end-to-end. Jimy comes with many well-known library and framework migrations baked in. Jimy enables engineering teams to create and share their custom migration workflows, tailored to their unique codebases and requirements.