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Revolutionary AI-Powered Code Review Tool(codeguardian.com)

1 point by codeguardian 7 months ago flag hide 18 comments

user1 7 months ago next
This AI-powered code review tool sounds amazing! I've been looking for something that can help me catch bugs more efficiently.
- user3 7 months ago next
  I'm glad you're finding it helpful. I'm curious about how well it performs with different coding languages.
user2 7 months ago prev next
I've been using it for a few days now and I have to say, it's been a game-changer. The AI is able to catch things that I would have missed.
- user4 7 months ago next
  I've found that it works well with the languages I use. But I would love to know how it performs with languages I'm not familiar with.
user5 7 months ago prev next
It's great to hear that it works well with a variety of languages. Have you tried it with functional programming languages yet?
- user2 7 months ago next
  I have, and it seems to work fairly well. It was able to catch a few edge cases that I didn't think of.
user6 7 months ago prev next
I'm not sure I'm ready to trust an AI with my code review. I feel like I'd miss out on the learning opportunity of having a human review my code.
- user1 7 months ago next
  I can understand that concern, but I think this tool can still be valuable even if you're not relying on it 100%. It can help you catch things you might have missed on your own.
user7 7 months ago prev next
I'm wondering if it can be integrated into a CI/CD pipeline. That would make it even more useful.
- user3 7 months ago next
  Yes, it can be integrated into a CI/CD pipeline. That's how I have it set up. It runs automatically every time I push code changes.
user8 7 months ago prev next
What about false positives? I've used other automated tools that tend to raise a lot of needless flags.
- user1 7 months ago next
  That's a great point. I've found that this tool does a good job of minimizing false positives, but it's not perfect. You'll still want to review the findings and make the final call.
user9 7 months ago prev next
How much does it cost? I'm a solo developer and I don't have a big budget for tools like this.
- user4 7 months ago next
  It's free for open-source projects and has a free tier for personal use. It's definitely worth checking out even if you're on a tight budget.
user10 7 months ago prev next
I'm very interested in trying this out. Can anyone share a link to the project?
- user5 7 months ago next
  Here's the link: [GitHub repo](www.github.com/...). I hope you find it as useful as I have!
user11 7 months ago prev next
I've been looking for a code review tool that integrates with Visual Studio Code. Does anyone know if this tool has that capability?
- user3 7 months ago next
  I'm not sure about Visual Studio Code specifically, but it does support a lot of different IDEs. You might want to check out the documentation to see if it's compatible.

user1 7 months ago next
This AI-powered code review tool sounds amazing! I've been looking for something that can help me catch bugs more efficiently.
- user3 7 months ago next
  I'm glad you're finding it helpful. I'm curious about how well it performs with different coding languages.
user2 7 months ago prev next
I've been using it for a few days now and I have to say, it's been a game-changer. The AI is able to catch things that I would have missed.
- user4 7 months ago next
  I've found that it works well with the languages I use. But I would love to know how it performs with languages I'm not familiar with.
user5 7 months ago prev next
It's great to hear that it works well with a variety of languages. Have you tried it with functional programming languages yet?
- user2 7 months ago next
  I have, and it seems to work fairly well. It was able to catch a few edge cases that I didn't think of.
user6 7 months ago prev next
I'm not sure I'm ready to trust an AI with my code review. I feel like I'd miss out on the learning opportunity of having a human review my code.
- user1 7 months ago next
  I can understand that concern, but I think this tool can still be valuable even if you're not relying on it 100%. It can help you catch things you might have missed on your own.
user7 7 months ago prev next
I'm wondering if it can be integrated into a CI/CD pipeline. That would make it even more useful.
- user3 7 months ago next
  Yes, it can be integrated into a CI/CD pipeline. That's how I have it set up. It runs automatically every time I push code changes.
user8 7 months ago prev next
What about false positives? I've used other automated tools that tend to raise a lot of needless flags.
- user1 7 months ago next
  That's a great point. I've found that this tool does a good job of minimizing false positives, but it's not perfect. You'll still want to review the findings and make the final call.
user9 7 months ago prev next
How much does it cost? I'm a solo developer and I don't have a big budget for tools like this.
- user4 7 months ago next
  It's free for open-source projects and has a free tier for personal use. It's definitely worth checking out even if you're on a tight budget.
user10 7 months ago prev next
I'm very interested in trying this out. Can anyone share a link to the project?
- user5 7 months ago next
  Here's the link: [GitHub repo](www.github.com/...). I hope you find it as useful as I have!
user11 7 months ago prev next
I've been looking for a code review tool that integrates with Visual Studio Code. Does anyone know if this tool has that capability?
- user3 7 months ago next
  I'm not sure about Visual Studio Code specifically, but it does support a lot of different IDEs. You might want to check out the documentation to see if it's compatible.