Below is a list of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) tools that integrates with CodeQL. Use the filters above to refine your search for Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) tools that is compatible with CodeQL. The list below displays Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) tools products that have a native integration with CodeQL.
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Visual Studio Code
Microsoft
Empower your coding experience with seamless integration and customization.
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is an advanced, open-source AI-integrated development environment (IDE) built for productivity, creativity, and collaboration. Designed by Microsoft, it unites code editing, debugging, version control, and AI automation in a single cross-platform workspace. Developers can code in nearly any language—including JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C++, C#, Java, PHP, and more—using built-in tools or specialized extensions. Its AI features, such as Agent Mode and Next Edit Suggestions, transform VS Code into an autonomous assistant capable of reading entire codebases, suggesting edits, and resolving compile or test issues automatically. With MCP (Model Context Protocol) and multi-model support, developers can use AI models like Claude Sonnet, GPT-4, or Gemini—or connect their own keys via OpenRouter or Azure OpenAI. Deep GitHub integration, remote development, and cloud portability make collaboration effortless across global teams. VS Code’s extensive marketplace offers tens of thousands of extensions—from Docker to Jupyter and Stripe—empowering developers to build and deploy in any environment. Custom profiles, themes, and settings sync allow for a personalized workspace across devices. Its integrated terminal, local history, and debugging tools ensure smooth workflows from prototype to production. Whether building enterprise software, web apps, or AI agents, VS Code redefines what a modern coding experience should feel like: intelligent, fast, and universally accessible.
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GitHub
GitHub
Empowering developers worldwide to innovate and collaborate seamlessly.
GitHub remains the foremost platform for developers around the world, celebrated for its robust security, impressive scalability, and strong community engagement. By becoming part of the vast network of millions of developers and organizations, you can play a role in creating the software that propels society forward. Engage and collaborate with some of the most innovative communities while taking advantage of our exceptional tools, support, and services. If you are managing multiple contributors, consider utilizing our complimentary GitHub Team for Open Source feature. Furthermore, GitHub Sponsors is designed to help finance your initiatives and projects effectively. We are excited to bring back The Pack, a program that offers students and educators free access to top-notch developer tools throughout the academic year and beyond. In addition, if you are affiliated with a recognized nonprofit, association, or a 501(c)(3) organization, we provide a discounted Organization account to help further your mission. Through these initiatives, GitHub continues to empower a diverse range of users in their software development endeavors, fostering a more inclusive tech community. With ongoing support and resources, GitHub is dedicated to enhancing the development experience for everyone involved.
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Earthly Lunar
Earthly Lunar
Write once. Enforce engineering standards everywhere.
Earthly Lunar helps platform and engineering leaders keep software delivery consistent as teams, repositories, and AI-assisted code volume grow. Instead of asking each team to maintain its own checklist or CI template, Lunar collects development lifecycle signals centrally from repositories and CI/CD systems. It creates a structured picture of each service's tests, dependencies, build and deployment practices, then evaluates organization-wide engineering guardrails against that picture.
Leaders can see which standards are being followed, where exceptions appear, and how adoption changes across teams. Platform teams can start with monitoring, add pull request feedback, and graduate selected rules to blocking enforcement. Prebuilt and custom guardrails cover testing, quality, operational readiness, infrastructure, and compliance requirements. This approach gives teams flexibility in their tools while applying the same expectations to human-written and AI-generated code. The resulting enforcement history also supports audit preparation and post-incident follow-through.