Qualimetry
Enterprise
Works with the tools your teams and agents already use
Qualimetry connects to where your code lives, where it is built, where it is written, and where your components come from. Nothing has to move, and nobody has to change editor or agent to be governed.
Connect where your code lives
Repositories are registered once. Analysis, review and reporting then follow every branch and pull request without further configuration.
Guidance where code is actually written
Three shipped apps carry your standards, the skills and the automatic file-open hook. Any other client that speaks the Model Context Protocol can connect to the server directly.
The MCP server exposes eighteen read-only tools covering your standards, open review findings, compliant examples, rules-based analysis and dependency advice. JetBrains IDEs are supported through documented MCP configuration rather than a shipped plugin.
See the full tool surfaceRuns alongside your pipelines
Qualimetry does not replace your build pipeline. It receives events from it, and returns merge checks to it.
Dependency insight across your stacks
Qualimetry resolves the components your projects pull in and flags known vulnerabilities and licensing concerns across every ecosystem you use.
Backed by recognised sources
Vulnerability, exploitation and lifecycle data comes from public catalogues and established tooling rather than from a proprietary list you cannot audit.
Your own SonarQube instance
If you want deterministic rules-based analysis as well, Qualimetry publishes into the instance you already run rather than asking you to adopt another tool.
Register the SonarQube instance you already run (Developer, Enterprise or Data Center). Qualimetry builds a quality profile from the standards you published and surfaces rules-based findings into it, deep-linked back to the standard that owns each rule. Qodana support is on the roadmap.
Automate provisioning and ingestion
Qualimetry exposes APIs and webhooks so provisioning, source-control events and agent integration all fit into the automation you already have.
- Provision analysis for new repositories through the API.
- Ingest source-control events with webhooks as code changes.
- Export your standards as a rules pack for tools that read rules from disk.
- Embed operational dashboards where your teams already look.
Integrations, answered
Which source-control systems do you support?
Which agents and IDEs can we use?
Do we need our own SonarQube?
Do you integrate with Jira?
Which package ecosystems do you cover?
Fits your stack
Book a demo and we will connect Qualimetry to the tools your teams already use.