Code Quality Analysis

Code Quality

Automated code quality analysis that tracks technical debt, detects code smells, measures complexity, and enforces your team's coding standards — all inside the pull request workflow.

45+ Languages
PR-Native Feedback
Zero Config Setup
45+
Languages
500+
Rules
<5min
Scan Time
Zero
Config
Core Capabilities

Every Dimension of Code Quality

From high-level maintainability scores to line-level complexity warnings — one platform, complete coverage

A
Maintainability
500+ rules enforced
B+
Code Smells
200+ patterns detected
45+
Languages
Semantic analysis
<5m
Scan Time
Zero config required
Debt & Smells

Technical Debt Tracking & Code Smell Detection

Quantify and monitor technical debt over time. Get estimated remediation effort in hours per issue and trend lines that show whether debt is growing or shrinking across sprints. Identify anti-patterns, god classes, long methods, feature envy, and 200+ other code smells.

  • Estimated remediation effort in hours per issue
  • Sprint-over-sprint debt trend lines
  • 200+ code smell patterns detected
  • God classes, long methods, and feature envy flagged
Complexity & Duplication

Complexity Analysis & Duplication Detection

Measure cyclomatic and cognitive complexity per function, class, and file. Surface hot spots where high complexity correlates with bug density. Find exact and near-exact duplicated blocks across your entire repository to reduce maintenance costs.

  • Cyclomatic and cognitive complexity per function
  • Hot spot detection correlated with bug density
  • Exact and near-exact clone detection
  • Copy-paste code pinpointed across the entire repo
Coverage & Standards

Code Coverage & Coding Standards

Track line, branch, and function coverage from your existing test suites. Identify untested paths and block regressions automatically. Enforce your team's style guides and naming conventions using ESLint, Pylint, Checkstyle, or custom rules.

  • Line, branch, and function coverage tracking
  • Automatic coverage regression blocking
  • Import rules from ESLint, Pylint, Checkstyle
  • Custom rules in a single shared configuration

Quality Gates

Block Low-Quality Code at the Gate

Define pass/fail thresholds for coverage, complexity, duplication, and debt ratio. Quality gates run on every PR and block merges that would degrade your codebase.

  • Coverage Threshold
    Reject PRs that drop line or branch coverage below your team's minimum
  • New Code Policy
    Apply stricter rules to new code only — don't penalise existing legacy debt
  • Complexity Cap
    Automatically flag functions whose cyclomatic complexity exceeds your limit
  • Duplication Budget
    Keep cloned code below a configurable percentage of total lines
Quality Gate — PR #2041
Coverage on new code
required ≥ 80%83%
Duplicated lines (new code)
required ≤ 3%1.2%
New blocker issues
required 00
Cyclomatic complexity
required ≤ 1522
New critical issues
required 01
Gate failed — merge blocked

Language Support

Works Across Your Entire Stack

First-class quality rules for every major language — not just syntax checking, but semantic analysis tuned per ecosystem

JavaScript
TypeScript
Python
Java
Go
Ruby
PHP
C#
Kotlin
Swift
Rust
C++

+33 more languages with standard rule coverage

Why TigerGate

Fits Your Existing Workflow

Connect TigerGate Code Quality in minutes. No changes to your build process required.

GitHub

PR comments & status checks on every pull request.

Inline PR comments on affected linesStatus checks that block or pass mergesGitHub Actions native integration

GitLab

Merge request decoration with quality insights.

MR decoration with quality diffGitLab CI pipeline integrationQuality gate status in merge widget

Bitbucket

Code insights & annotations directly in Bitbucket.

Code Insights panel per PRInline annotations on changed filesBitbucket Pipelines integration

CI/CD Pipelines

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins — works everywhere.

Single YAML step to add quality gateSARIF export for any CI systemFail-fast mode for critical issues
Pull Request #892 — add payment processor
Code quality scan completed
Coverage: 87% (above 80% threshold)
No new blocker or critical issues
3 minor code smells detected (non-blocking)
Quality gate passed — ready to merge

500+ Rules Across Every Quality Dimension

Comprehensive checks from maintainability to security coding standards

Technical Debt

  • Estimated fix effort (hours)
  • Debt ratio per component
  • Sprint-over-sprint trends
  • Hotspot ranking

Complexity

  • Cyclomatic complexity
  • Cognitive complexity
  • Nesting depth limits
  • Method length caps

Coverage

  • Line coverage
  • Branch coverage
  • Function coverage
  • Uncovered path detection

Duplication

  • Exact clone detection
  • Near-clone (semantic) detection
  • Cross-file duplication
  • Duplication percentage budget

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about TigerGate Code Quality

Linters catch style and syntax issues in isolation. TigerGate Code Quality performs semantic analysis to measure cyclomatic and cognitive complexity, quantify technical debt in estimated remediation hours, detect near-exact code clones across the entire repository, and track test coverage trends over time. It produces a maintainability grade per component so teams can prioritise where structural improvement will have the most impact.
TigerGate supports 45+ languages with first-class semantic analysis, including JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP, C#, Kotlin, Swift, Rust, and C++. A further 33+ languages receive standard rule coverage. Language-specific rule sets are tuned per ecosystem so you get meaningful results rather than generic pattern matching.
Quality gates define pass/fail thresholds for coverage, complexity, duplication percentage, and new issues. On every PR, TigerGate posts inline comments on affected lines, updates a status check, and blocks the merge if any threshold is breached. You can apply stricter gates to new code only, so existing legacy debt does not penalise teams making incremental improvements.
TigerGate integrates natively with GitHub (PR comments and status checks), GitLab (merge request decoration), Bitbucket (Code Insights), GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins. Adding the quality gate to a pipeline takes a single YAML step. A SARIF export is also available for any CI system that supports the standard.
Yes, intentionally. Certain quality rules — such as detecting hardcoded literals, overly permissive exception handling, and unsafe API usage — also surface security-relevant patterns. TigerGate links these findings to its SAST results so teams see a unified risk picture rather than duplicate alerts from separate tools.
Most repositories complete a full quality scan in under 5 minutes with zero configuration required. Connect your repository, and TigerGate auto-detects languages and applies the appropriate rule sets. Thresholds for quality gates can be customised, but sensible defaults are applied immediately so you get value from the first scan.

Improve Your Code Quality

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