AI Coding Blog
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GitHub Copilot is incredible at writing code. But it’s terrible at catching the bugs that break production. This isn’t Copilot’s fault. It’s designed for code generation, not bug detection. These are completely different problems that need different solutions. Here’s the thing: most teams use Copilot like it’s a code reviewer. Generate code, accept suggestions, ship.…
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Your bug tracking system is a monument to failure. Every ticket in Jira, Linear, or GitHub Issues represents a moment when your code failed a real user. The more sophisticated your bug reporting gets, the more you’re optimizing for problems instead of preventing them. Here’s the thing: most bugs that reach users could have been…
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Your pull request has 47 automated comments. Again. ESLint wants you to add semicolons. SonarQube thinks your function is too complex. CodeRabbit suggests renaming variables. Meanwhile, the actual bug that’ll crash production at 2 AM? Buried somewhere in comment #34, ignored because you’ve learned to tune out the noise. Sound familiar? Most code review tools…
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Traditional code review tools are like a smoke detector that goes off every time you burn toast but stays silent during an actual fire. They catch syntax errors, style violations, and missing semicolons. Meanwhile, the logical landmines that explode in production sail right through. The bugs that cost real money aren’t typos, they’re breaking changes…
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