Over 40% of AI-generated code contains issues. kluster.ai automatically reviews and fixes code in real-time as AI writes it, instantly correcting bugs, preventing security vulnerabilities, and fixing logic errors right in your favorite IDE.
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Have enjoyed supporting the Kluster team on this launch — which, as an aspiring vibe coder, unlocks an entirely new level of productivity since rather than waiting for Greptile to remove my PRs, Kluster can check my code in real time, keeping me in flow!
Other things I dig:
Intent-aware code reviews: Kluster leverages the conversation/history with your code assistant so reviews reflect what you actually set out to build, rather than only looking at the diff.
Nuanced codebase understanding: Kluster auto-learns patterns from your existing code (naming conventions, frameworks in use, user tracking, dependency integrations, etc.) and enforces them like a “pilot's pre‑flight checklist.”
Practical UX: clear, scannable findings and fast feedback that keeps momentum up during generation, not after.
This combination (real-time + intent context + codebase nuance) makes Kluster feel less like a linter and more like an expert reviewer embedded in your IDE.
Excited to see my shipping velocity soar!
I built a fully featured web app, Quizzme, using Google's coding agent Jules. I struggled a lot with the output errors. Kluster is definitely a product made for me. I wish I had heard of it sooner
@pavan_kalyan38 thanks for the great feedback. we're glad to hear about how it helped you build you web app!
This is a great idea! it is always worth having a second set of eyes on what comes from AI, even if those eyes are AI!
Just tried kluster.ai in VS Code, wild how fast it flags sketchy AI output before it hits your repo. Caught a few things I definitely would’ve missed. Super useful if you're shipping fast with LLMs.
looks amazing, can't wait to try it out!
@will_leeney thanks Will. let us know what you think!
Does it cause any slowdown in the IDE during the real-time review?
Looks promising! I'll give it a try 🦾
@tomi_moreno thanks! Happy to learn what kind of issues it finds for you!