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Distik review

#41 of 47 in AI Code Review Tools

A focused GitHub review layer for triaging risk in AI-assisted pull requests.

4.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Sep 2026

Distik is a cloud-hosted AI code review tool for software teams handling large or AI-assisted GitHub pull requests. It organizes each pull request into review chapters, highlights changed-file risk, provides what-to-review checklists, and produces a merge-confidence score with a risk band. Reviewers can inspect findings, mark feedback as not useful, share read-only review URLs, and act under their own GitHub identity. It is most suited to teams that want review triage and structure around AI-generated changes rather than a broad code-scanning suite.

Pricing is straightforward but paid-only. Pro Monthly costs $30 per seat per month and includes analysis of every pull request subject to fair-use limits, chapters with file heatmap, intent, and risk, a merge-confidence badge, workspace-scoped feedback, streaming chapter delivery, and a cloud-hosted GitHub integration. Pro Annual costs $240 per seat per year and adds one annual invoice plus priority email support. Enterprise includes the Pro Annual capabilities, SAML, Okta, and Entra ID single sign-on, a custom DPA and security review, audit log export, role customization, and priority Slack support. A 14-day free trial is available.

The product’s main depth is its review workflow: risk sorting, chapter structure, checklists, confidence scoring, and reviewer-identity actions work together around GitHub pull requests. GitHub and Anthropic are the listed integrations, and the deployment model is cloud-based through the web. Teams seeking custom review rules, fix suggestions, or security analysis should look for a product that explicitly provides those capabilities. Distik is the clearer fit for GitHub teams that need to prioritize human review of AI-assisted pull requests, not organizations seeking a wider host ecosystem or a more comprehensive security analysis layer.

Distik pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Risk-sorted pull-request queue with file heatmaps and risk bands
    • Chapter-based reviews with checklists and streaming delivery
    • Comments, approvals, and change requests under the reviewer's GitHub identity
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; Pro Monthly starts at $30 per seat per month
    • GitHub is the supported code host
    • No listed custom rules, fix suggestions, or security analysis

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