Mr. RIGANTI – AI Coding Agent & Code Review for Azure DevOps
RIGANTI s.r.o. · Software Development
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 9 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Mr. RIGANTI is an AI coding agent for Azure DevOps. He will implement new features, fix bugs, and perform AI code reviews on your pull requests – directly in Azure DevOps.
Just assign him an Azure DevOps work item, mention him in a comment, or add him as a reviewer of a pull request, and he will run in your Azure Pipelines to do the work.
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Mr. RIGANTI runs inside your Azure DevOps pipelines and uses OpenCode to work in your Git repository, so your code never leaves your Azure DevOps environment. It leverages the latest Anthropic models hosted in Azure Foundry, giving you enterprise-grade security, data privacy, and compliance. More model providers and coding agents (Codex, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot CLI) coming soon.
Use Mr. RIGANTI to
Automate code reviews in pull requests, with focus on security vulnerabilities, logic flaws, multi-threading issues, code quality, and completeness checks.
Automatically implement features and bug fixes from Azure DevOps work items.
Respond to @mentions in comments to perform ad-hoc coding tasks in your repo.Keep using Azure DevOps and get the latest AI coding and AI code review capabilities – without migrating your projects to GitHub.
Why Mr. RIGANTI
Many teams want GitHub Copilot-level AI productivity but are fully invested in Azure DevOps, and transitioning to GitHub is challenging. Mr. RIGANTI brings agentic AI development – code reviews, feature implementation, and bug fixing – to Azure DevOps, so you can keep your existing projects and workflows.
With token‑based billing, you pay only for the AI work done, without buying subscriptions for every developer.
Pricing
Choose your plan based on how many Azure DevOps projects you need to onboard:
- Single - perfect for trying out, limited to 1 Azure DevOps project and capped to $10 token usage per month. No monthly fee, pay only the token costs.
- Entry - best for individuals and small agencies, up to 5 Azure DevOps projects. Pay $199 + token costs.
- Standard - best for medium-sized agencies, up to 25 Azure DevOps projects. Pay $499 + token costs.
- Enterprise - for large organizations with special needs, supports on-premises hosting model, including support for Azure DevOps Server. Contact us for a price offer.
Documentation
See the documentation for detailed configuration steps.
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Compliance
- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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Plans and pricing as listed
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- Token Costs: $1.00 per 1 usd of token costs (based on actual model)
- Token Costs: $1.00 per 1 usd of token costs (based on actual model)
- Token Costs: $1.00 per 1 usd of token costs (based on actual model)
- Token Costs: $1.00 per 1 usd of token costs (based on actual model)
Sources
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