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Let's face it: AI can check your code 100x faster and catch 10x more issues than you can. "Code reviews" as a widespread practice is not coming back. There are only two reasons we should consider code reviews today: 1. To transfer knowledge within a team. 2. To ensure... show more

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Santiago1 year ago

The @withgraphite team just released Diamond, an AI-powered code review agent that connects with your GitHub account and automatically reviews every pull request you submit. They are partnering with me on this post. Here is what Diamond does with your code: 1. It will find bugs 2. It will find any logical mistakes in your code 3. It will find style inconsistencies 4. It will uncover security issues And it will do all of this without you having to do anything! To use it right now, you must belong to a GitHub organization (personal projects are not supported yet). As soon as you enable it on one repository, the agent will start working whenever you push your updates. My recommendation is to start by augmenting your team with Diamond: 1. Set up Diamond and use it as a first-pass review 2. Keep your code review process as a second layer 3. After some time, reevaluate You can check Diamond at the following link: With 100 free pull requests per month, you have plenty of space to test it and see how it works for you.

Ithy1 year ago

What happens when you combine every AI? It's time for something better than ChatGPT...

Xes García1 year ago

AI is gonna complain: Why do I have to review the same code I just wrote 10 mins ago? 😆

TadasG1 year ago

Yeah check @recursiveAF guy is building AI code reviewer and I think they got like 2m funding

Zia Karim1 year ago

LGTM 👍

0xMart1 year ago

I need full codebase awareness code review tool fully on-premise. Is there something like this or do I need to build one using Claude code?

Martijn van Nieuwenhoven1 year ago

I think most of our PR comments are about misunderstood business requirements or missed edge cases. Debating about standards, code quality and formatting is already solved in IDE's?

Emil Fine1 year ago

what about the purpose of checking code that it is optimized for memory, processing, cost, and maintainability, following OOP standards or other standards?

l0rinc1 year ago

Lol, no

rvivek1 year ago

Do you think it's an important skill to assess for in the hiring process though?

Arpit Sharma1 year ago

AI is great, but human intuition still matters.

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