For engineering teams · 5-50 devs

One SDK for your team.
One trail for every PR.

Stop debating prompt templates in your Slack #ai-experiments channel. Stop wondering if AI-generated code passed security review. Composite Code gives your team one API, one compliance baseline, and an audit trace your VP doesn't have to ask for.

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$499/mo · 10 seats · 10,000 calls/mo · all 5 capabilities

team-pr-review.yaml

# Drop in your CI
- uses: compositellm/code-review-action@v1
  with:
    api-key: ${{ secrets.COMPOSITE_API_KEY }}
    compliance: [owasp-top-10, secrets]
    block-on: high

# Every PR gets:
#   - Severity-graded comments
#   - Fix suggestions inline
#   - Compliance trace artifact
#   - SHA-stamped audit entry

What goes wrong without a team-wide AI baseline

The chaos Composite Code replaces.

Three devs, three model bills

Each dev expensing their own AI subscriptions. No procurement. No usage visibility. Finance hates you.

"Did the AI code get reviewed?"

Your VP asks, you check the diff, you can't tell what was AI and what wasn't. No trail. No accountability.

Prompt templates in a Notion doc

Half the team uses the "good" prompts, half don't. Quality bar varies per dev. No way to enforce a standard.

What Team tier ships

Team-wide, not seat-by-seat.

10 seats, one org. Add or remove dev seats anytime. No per-seat billing maze.
10,000 calls/mo pool. Pooled across the team. Heavy users don't get throttled, light users aren't wasted on.
All 5 capabilities. Generate, Review, Refactor, Debug, Migrate — same SDK, same auth, same trace.
OWASP full + secret scanning. No more "we'll handle compliance later."
30-day audit log. Sufficient for most internal review cycles. Need longer? Move to Business.

Workflow integrations

● GitHub Actions — PR review on every push
● GitLab CI — same checks, GitLab-native
● VS Code extension — in-editor generation
● JetBrains plugin — same, for IDEA-family
● CLI — scriptable, CI-friendly
● Slack — review summaries on demand