Ellipsis
Terms read on 9 Aug 2026
Credits for AI code review, by email
Read this first
With no published terms there is nothing to hold them to, so get the amount and the duration in the reply before you route your review workflow through it.
How to claim it, in 3 steps
Tick them off as you go. Saved in this browser.
What the terms actually say
A startup programme run the old fashioned way: you install the GitHub app and email them for credits. Ellipsis is a Y Combinator company and pitches the programme at teams who want to ship more without hiring more, which is the honest framing for an AI code reviewer. No credit figure, no eligibility list and no application form are published, so this is the least specified offer in the catalogue. It is listed because the route in is real and takes two minutes, not because the terms can be checked.
Who can claim it, in Ellipsis's words
Not published. The page names no funding, headcount or age criteria and describes the programme only as being for qualifying teams.
What you get without this
Ellipsis's published per seat pricing, and the free tier of GitHub's own review tooling.
We list a perk because it beats walking up to the vendor unannounced. If it ever stops doing that, it comes off the index.
4 more perks readable in full before we ask for an email address.