Launched this week
git-lrc
Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit
407 followers
Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit
407 followers
GenAI is like a race car without brakes. It accelerates fast — you describe something, and large blocks of code appear instantly. But AI agents silently break things. They remove logic. Relax constraints. Introduce expensive cloud calls. Leak credentials. Change behavior without telling you. git-lrc is your braking system. It hooks into git commit and runs an AI review on every diff before it lands.
I really like the idea. But what exactly does it check? Are there internal rules or standards?
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@mykyta_semenov_ Hi Mykyta,
It checks for issues that impact production stability, cost, and correctness of the system under scan.
Concretely, we have 40 subcategories, such as performance, security, correctness, implementation complexity, cloud cost, regressions, etc., which are automatically detected.
Do give it a try for yourself. Also, we already have some customization capabilities for teams and will be enhancing them further in the upcoming days.
Please email Shrijith at hexmos.com, and I will be happy to hear more about the exact kind of issues you want identified and adjust the software to meet your needs.
Congrats on the launch! I love the 'race car without brakes' analogy. Do you or will you support all kinds of linting standards?
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@xinwei_xie Hi Vivian, thanks for launch.
Right now it is AI only, but I'm looking into integrating things like git leaks etc.
Do you have advice on your ideal interface for integrating linters and such things?
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@vladimir_zivkovic That's exactly our intention - I believe such a system is need to be widely available for devs/makers across the world. Do give it a try, and happy to make any adjustments to fit your workflow.
This looks like a very interesting and timely tool for SWEs. Now that AI-generated code is becoming the norm, having a way to quickly pinpoint failures and streamline reviews is a huge time-saver. Great job on solving a modern pain point!
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@martin_cervantes Thank you, Martin, for the encouragement. Do give it a try if it's relevant to you. I'm happy to make adjustments to fit your workflow perfectly.
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congrats!
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@madalina_barbu Thank you, Madalina