Stop bad code before it ships
npm install -g @commitguard/cli - Install once on your machine, use in any repo.
Run `commitguard init` to set up necessary git hooks. Takes less than 5 seconds. Works immediately.
Run `commitguard config` to customize rules and prompts. Or use smart defaults.
CommitGuard runs automatically on every commit. Reviews only your diff, not the whole codebase.
Quiet by default. Flags only risky changes. Fix the issue or override and push.
npm install -g @commitguard/cli - Install once on your machine, use in any repo.
Run `commitguard init` to set up necessary git hooks. Takes less than 5 seconds. Works immediately.
Run `commitguard config` to customize rules and prompts. Or use smart defaults.
CommitGuard runs automatically on every commit. Reviews only your diff, not the whole codebase.
Quiet by default. Flags only risky changes. Fix the issue or override and push.
We only analyze the changes you made, never your entire codebase. Much safer than PR review tools that require full repository access.
We never store, cache, or retain your code or diffs. Analysis happens in real-time and nothing is saved.
Your code will never be used to train AI models. We enforce strict zero data retention with our AI partners.
We never sell or monetize your data. Your code is used only for providing commit analysis, nothing else.
Feedback When It's Too Late
By the time PR review happens, you've moved on to the next feature.
Bugs Compound Over Time
Stop bugs before they compound into bigger problems.
Smaller Diffs, Better Focus
Reviewing small commits is easier than large PRs.
No Compound Learning
Catching mistakes immediately prevents repetition.
Custom Rules
Create rules that you know are important for your codebase.
Ignores Your Style
Tools treat every codebase the same.
Example prompt
If function inputs or return values change in this diff, verify whether the public contract remains compatible or is clearly broken.
Surfaces breaking changes early, even in small diffs.
Example prompt
Given the existing file style, flag new logic that breaks established patterns such as early returns vs nested conditionals.
Keeps logic style consistent within a file.
Example prompt
Flag diffs that introduce new responsibilities into an existing function instead of extending it minimally.
Prevents small changes from quietly increasing complexity.
Example prompt
If variables or functions are renamed, verify the new name accurately reflects the logic change introduced in this diff.
Catches misleading renames that obscure behavior changes.
Example prompt
Flag diffs that introduce low-level implementation details into high-level functions or vice versa.
Keeps abstractions clean as the code evolves.
Example prompt
If early returns are added or removed in this diff, verify remaining code paths are still reachable and correct.
Avoids dead code and unintended execution paths.
B. Johnson
Full-Stack Developer
"Just tested out CommitGuard 🔥 You can define custom commit checks, and it checks with AI before committing unsafe code. I defined "Check if premium users are seeing premium and non-premium are seeing non-premium content" It directly detected it, when I committed. Works directly in VSCode."
Priya Singh
Backend Engineer
"The AI checks are insanely fast and smart. I love that it respects our ESLint rules - no more false alarms."
Ethan Lee
Full-Stack Dev
"Zero setup, configurable, and easy to bypass when needed. CommitGuard is a must-have for serious devs."
Maria Garcia
DevOps
"The N+1 query detection alone is worth it. Found 3 performance bombs in the first week."
Liam O'Connor
Frontend Engineer
"The performance checks are a game-changer. CommitGuard helps me ensure my code is not just functional but also efficient."
Sofia Martinez
Junior Dev
"As a junior dev, CommitGuard has been an invaluable learning tool. It points out issues and helps me write better code."