Codiga, formerly known as Code Inspector, offered real-time static analysis feedback inside IDEs and CI/CD pipelines, automated pull request reviews on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, and detection of duplicated or overly complex code, with more than 1,800 customizable rules spanning OWASP and CWE standards across 14 or more languages.
It also included a Coding Assistant feature for finding, creating, and sharing reusable code snippets across a team, aimed at reducing duplicated effort as much as catching bugs. That combination of analysis and snippet management made it a reasonably full-featured code quality tool for teams that didn't want to stitch together separate products for each capability.
Codiga was discontinued after being acquired by Datadog, which folded its technology and team into Datadog's own product line rather than continuing it as a standalone offering, a common outcome for mid-sized developer tools acquired by much larger platforms.