Most AI code review tools are built for GitHub first, then GitLab and Bitbucket. If your team runs Gitea or Forgejo, often self-hosted for cost or control, the list gets short fast.
For example, CodeRabbit's platform docs list GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket and Azure DevOps (cloud and self-hosted variants), with no Gitea or Forgejo support as of November 2026.
AI CodeOps works with Gitea and Forgejo, including self-hosted servers, the same way it works with GitHub and GitLab: you connect the server with a token scoped to the repositories you choose, and AI agents plan, build, review and test changes on your real repository.
What you get on Gitea or Forgejo
- AI review of the real diff, with findings sorted by severity
- Your own tests, run in a sandbox on the exact version of the change
- A release gate: no pull request until the tests pass, the review has no open high or critical findings, and a person approves
- A release-check API your CI can call on any PR or commit, so direct merges are covered too
Free during the open beta, and free forever for non-commercial open-source projects: https://aicodeops.dev
