Well, first, it's open source and free :) I hope that folks that find it useful fork it and build their own extensions or contribute to the project. Second, it

Well, first, it's open source and free :) I hope that folks that find it useful fork it and build their own extensions or contribute to the project. Second, it has some basic functionality to manage candidate workspaces, track comments, and originally had some more plans to do side-by-side candidate comparisons of feedback and detection of outliers. I think that generally as AI-powered coding tools become more powerful and more prevalent in their use, productive programmers are those that can quickly review the output for correctness in the domain. (Maybe at some point, with 1m+ context, this won't be an issue!). You mentioned also being able to fix the issue - I'd argue that in most cases, if a candidate can spot the issue, then it's a matter of reading docs, checking StackOverflow, or even asking ChatGPT for a proposed fix. Spotting the issue seems the more interesting and challenging task, IMO.