Gito

Gito is an open source code reviewer that uses large language models to flag high confidence, high impact problems in a change set, including security weaknesses, bugs and maintainability concerns. It reads a pull request or a set of local changes and returns a structured review in seconds, which gives teams a consistent first pass without waiting for a human reviewer to become available. It is built for engineering teams that want automated review without committing to a single vendor. The project works with any language model provider, so the model choice and the account that pays for inference stay with the user. Two entry points are documented: a GitHub Actions workflow that reviews pull requests automatically, and a local command line run that analyzes changes in a working copy before they are pushed. Setup guides cover both GitHub and GitLab, and integrations are documented for Linear and Atlassian Jira so findings can be routed into issue tracking. The repository also ships configuration documentation, a command line reference, a configuration cookbook, documentation generation and a troubleshooting guide, and the project states a security and privacy position for teams reviewing proprietary code. The tool is distributed under the MIT license and carries no price list. There is no paid tier, subscription or quote based plan published; the only running cost is whatever the chosen model provider charges for the tokens a review consumes. The project is distributed as a Python package from a public repository and also ships a packaged installer, so it can be adopted either as a dependency in a workflow or as a standalone binary.