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This is interesting. I’ve been skeptical about AI code review tools, mostly because the ones I’ve tried either spam low-value suggestions or miss obvious contex
by zeeroman 1y ago
This is interesting. I’ve been skeptical about AI code review tools, mostly because the ones I’ve tried either spam low-value suggestions or miss obvious context. But I gave Infinitcode a try on a recent PR (Python/Django project), and it actually gave a pretty solid summary and caught a couple things I missed on first pass — including an inefficient query I hadn’t optimized yet.
Still early, and I wouldn’t fully trust it on critical code, but as a “reviewing assistant” it’s already saving me time. Curious how it holds up on larger or more domain-specific codebases. Definitely worth keeping an eye on.
- gentios 1y agoThank you for your honest feedback and giving it a try. Before launching to public we used it internally since we are a dev team (still using it :D) and we have tried it into specific domains such as: fintech, e-commerce etc. with larger code bases and have really performed well The purpose of it has always been to be a good assistant of the code reviewer it self by giving a clean summary and suggesting fixes Of course we work in new features that will be quite helpful for developers