Squire.ai

Inactive

Never code alone.

Summer 2021Founded 20218 peopleSan Francisco, CA, USA; Canada

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About

Squire is a devtool that works with you by writing pull request descriptions, reviewing PRs, and writing code to implement code review feedback.

From their website

as of Jun 7, 2026squire.ai ↗

SaaSSubscription · All-inclusive tiers based on GitHub user count: Teams 20 per user/month, Team 100 per month, Startup 500 per month, Scale 1000 per month; Enterprise and larger volumes available via call. Additional pricing for more than 100 users: booking a call.

Squire AI is an agentic code review and quality platform that reviews code quickly, enforces rules, and generates pull request descriptions while learning how to best serve a team. It aims to automate code reviews and related documentation to speed up development and maintain consistency.

Squire AI analyzes code and pull requests to write PR summaries and descriptions, review code, enforce coding rules across the codebase, and provide chat-based assistance with an AI colleague. It integrates with GitHub, enabling automated reviews, documentation, and rule enforcement with a per-user pricing structure. The platform claims rapid code review (under a minute) and produces release notes and code reviews for each PR, with an interface for commenting and questions within the review context.

Who it’s for: Teams and organizations using GitHub for software development that want automated, consistent code reviews, PR documentation, and rule enforcement at scale.

Features

PR summaries and release notes generation
Code review automation
Enforce coding rules across codebase
Pull request description generation
Documentation of changes within PRs
Chat with Squire for review questions
GitHub integration for seamless reviews

Pricing page with multiple tiers and enterprise contact; mentions various team sizes and onboarding demos, indicating product-market fit signals and ongoing commercialization.

Founders · 3

Brandon WaselnukFounder

builder of things 🇨🇦 🏊🏻‍♂️🚴🏻‍♂️🏃🏻‍♂️

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Karl ClementFounder

Co-Founder of Codex (https://usecodex.com). "Fullstack" kind of guy. Obsessed with startups, software and engineering, I mostly like to build stuff. As an engineer my focus is primarily on modern micro-service architectures, Javascript SPAs, REST/GraphQL APIs, high-traffic applications as well as DevOps (the whole stack). As an entrepreneur, I started building companies when I was 14 and never looked back.

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Saumil PatelFounder

I am the co-founder and CEO of Squire AI. Squire AI helps engineering teams merge PRs quickly by providing reviews and implementing feedback. Previously, as a Partner at Dignified, I helped build software at businesses ranging from startups to Fortune 250 enterprises. I have also contributed to numerous other organizations as a CTO, Software Engineer, Product Lead, and Engineering Lead. When I'm not working, I'm experimenting in the kitchen, reading a book, gaming, or walking with my dog Moch

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Launch

Launched on Y Combinator · Jul 2022

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Discuss and understand your code base from within your IDE. Attach comments, questions, notes or any kind of content to specific lines of code.

Codex is a VS Code extension that lets engineers attach comments, questions, notes, or other content to specific lines of code, enabling inline knowledge sharing and context that travels with the codebase. It targets engineering teams to onboard/offboard faster, capture insights during coding, and share code-block links instead of screenshots.

From the original launch (Jul 2022) — may be outdated.