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Well it sounds good, on paper. The site makes some bold claims. I'd like to see more about how you're doing the various checks. I can imagine how you'd do an im
by phendrenad2 8mo ago
Well it sounds good, on paper. The site makes some bold claims. I'd like to see more about how you're doing the various checks. I can imagine how you'd do an impedance check using either an external tool, or an LLM directly. I'd show more examples of real-world boards and the things the AI caught. And, good luck!
- pranavchahal 8mo agoFair point, I agree. I put together a more detailed technical write-up here on how the checks are done, where AI is used, and where it explicitly isn’t: https://boardmint.io/posts/tech https://boardmint.io/posts/tech There’s also a sample report on a real board in there. And I’ve been running real boards through it pretty regularly to see what’s genuinely useful in practice, so if you have something you’d want me to test, feel free to share it. Happy to run it and post the output.