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Baz

Category: AI Developer Tools

Baz is an AI-powered agentic coding platform that provides AI code review and planning tools to help engineering teams govern, secure, and ship AI-generated code safely. Baz was founded in 2023. The company is led by Guy Eisenkot. Based in Tel Aviv, Israel (also San Francisco, USA). Team size: 11-50. Total funding raised: $17M. Latest round: Seed. Key investors include Battery Ventures, boldstart ventures, AFG Partners, Disruptive VC, Vermillion Ventures, Secret Chord Ventures, Fusion VC.

Founded
2023
Headquarters
Tel Aviv, Israel (also San Francisco, USA)
Team size
11-50
Total funding
$17M

Value proposition

Baz provides precision coding agents that review code, find bugs, enforce standards, fix security issues, and respond to incidents — shifting software governance from reviewing completed code to evaluating development plans before coding begins, reducing downstream rework by up to 65%.

Products and solutions

Baz AI Code Review (flagship AI-powered code review platform), Baz Planner (new product that identifies software bugs and vulnerabilities before code is written, acting as a gateway between developers and codebase), Spec Reviewer Agent, Advanced Security Agent, SRE Agent, Fixer Agent

Unique value

Unlike traditional code review tools that analyze code after it's written, Baz Planner intervenes at the planning stage to eliminate entire classes of bugs and vulnerabilities before code is ever authored, using specialized AI agents that understand code context, runtime behavior, and product requirements.

Target customer

AI-native engineering teams, infrastructure companies, cybersecurity firms, and enterprises using AI-generated code at scale

Industries served

Software Development, Cybersecurity, AI/Infrastructure, Enterprise Technology

Technology advantage

Built on proprietary code graphing and static analysis techniques (evolved from Checkov open-source project); uses Amazon Bedrock and Bedrock AgentCore for agentic workflows; integrates with Datadog LLM Observability; SOC 2 certified; precision-weighted #1 ranking on Code Review Bench independent benchmark

How they differentiate

Baz differentiates through its shift-left approach to code governance — catching bugs at the planning stage (Baz Planner) rather than after code is written. It uses specialized multi-agent architecture (Spec Reviewer, Security, SRE, Fixer agents) that understand code context, runtime behavior, and product requirements. Ranked #1 in precision on the independent Code Review Bench, beating OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Cursor.

Main competitors

Qodo (formerly CodiumAI), GitLab AI Code Review, Windsurf (Codeium)

Key partnerships

Amazon Web Services (AWS) — Amazon Bedrock and Bedrock AgentCore integration, Datadog — LLM Observability integration, GitHub Marketplace, Figma (via MCP), Jira (via REST API)

Notable customers

PointFive (Aviad Gal, VP Engineering), Galileo (Atindriyo Sanyal, Co-founder & CPO), BigPanda (Alex Brohshtut, Software Architect), Tastewise (Michael Ostrovsky, Engineering Team Lead), PayEm (Yoav Amir, Director of Engineering), Bigabid (Amit Attias, Co-Founder & CTO) — 100+ AI, infrastructure and cybersecurity customers

Major milestones

Founded August 2023 by Bridgecrew alumni, emerged from stealth January 2025 with $8M Seed round, launched AI Code Review product, ranked #1 in precision on Code Review Bench (beating OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Cursor), launched Baz Planner at AI Engineer World's Fair June 2026, raised $9M Seed extension (June 2026) bringing total to $17M, 100+ customers, SOC 2 certified

Growth metrics

100+ customers; ranked #1 precision on Code Review Bench; 65% reduction in downstream rework reported by Planner users; 30-70% time-to-merge reduction; up to 50% reduction in reported bugs

Market positioning

Baz positions itself as the leading agentic coding platform for governing AI-generated code, competing against general-purpose AI code review tools by offering specialized, context-aware agents that operate at both the planning and review stages. Ranked #1 in precision on Code Review Bench independent benchmark.

Geographic focus

Global (headquarters in Tel Aviv, Israel with presence in San Francisco, USA)

Patents and IP

Proprietary code graphing and static analysis techniques evolved from Checkov open-source project (infrastructure-as-code static analysis); Checkov-Graph for advanced codebase dependency mapping

About Guy Eisenkot

Co-founder & VP Product at Bridgecrew (acquired by Palo Alto Networks for $200M in 2021); led AppSec at Palo Alto Networks scaling from 20 to 120 employees; led acquisition of Cider for $300M; previously Product Manager at RSA (Fortscale); Unit 8200 veteran; Tel Aviv University graduate.

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