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Sahil Mohan Bansal🙏 269 karmaNov 13, 2024@CodeRabbitReducing manual efforts in first-pass during code-review process helps speed up the "final check" before merging PRs
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Automated Code Reviews for Github Teams and Vibe CodersI was impressed this tool was able to find not just bugs/formatting issues with the code itself, but also real risks in my ML pipeline such as train-test bleed through.
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Catches code that doesn't match team decisions.
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AI-powered code reviews that accelerate pull requests and improve code qualityI signed up for early access and have been using codoki for a few months now, eventually brought it into my team as well. Great tool, simple to use, not overwhelming and has caught things in a way thats actually digestible
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Enhanced code review for improved workflow and quality.Reducing manual efforts in first-pass during code-review process helps speed up the "final check" before merging PRs -
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AI-powered code review for GitHub PRs.Maybe give it another go now? It works just fine for me -
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Really liked the performance dashboard features. Very unique. Also the output was very polished, ready to deploy. Did not have to use Supabase - though would like to have the option of also using it if I want. Also cheaper compared to alternatives
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Since the VSC extension became available, I've been using IDEs just to install the extension and run Claude Code in them. In the peak of my dev frenzy, I was running nine Claude Code instances in three projects on two computers. Cognitive strain was also extreme, but the amount of code and solutions deployed at that time was extreme as well.
