hmm... I don't know if this would ever be worth the money. Any real engineering outfit knows that the value in code reviews isn't just in uncovering syntactic o

hmm... I don't know if this would ever be worth the money. Any real engineering outfit knows that the value in code reviews isn't just in uncovering syntactic or logical flaws, but actual engineering decisions. And part of the evolution and learning process of a team is in code reviewing together. I think if you really don't give a shit about code maintainability, but want a working product, then yeah this is for you. Companies like Atlassian should allow discounts on their bitbucket product if you allow an AI to learn from it, and then they should sell an advanced Lint or auto review feature based on training data from real code reviews. I think that's where the money is at. I wouldn't replace code reviews, but I'd use AI to sell a product that handles all the low hanging fruit for engineers so when it comes to code reviews, they only need to worry about the higher level stuff.