AI code reviewer that catches what others miss
PRFlow is Graphbit's code review agent built on a Rust-core, Python-first agent framework — designed for production review workflows rather than the lightweight comment bots most teams have already grown tired of. Token-based pricing with a generous launch allocation, observability and resilience baked in, and multi-LLM orchestration so you can route the actual reasoning to whichever model is best per file type. A serious option for engineering orgs that want an opinionated reviewer plugged into CI without giving up control of cost or model choice.
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| Price | Token-based | From $20/mo | From $20/mo | From $20/mo |
| Free tier | 200k tokens + 20 traces (launch offer) | $5 credits/mo | Free tier available | 5 credits/day |
| API access | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
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