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Show HN: Local static analysis for coding agents(blog.codacy.com)
1 points by claudiacsf 1d ago|0 comments
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Code quality and security tooling was built around the repo and that's breaking(blog.codacy.com)
2 points by claudiacsf 27d ago|1 comments
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by claudiacsf 27d ago
TL;DR As a code quality platform, we're seeing first hand the changing processes inside dev teams. We noticed that the "meaningful" point of change is happening more and more at the local level, not at the repo level, where a
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by claudiacsf 2mo ago
Yes, please. More drones for good.
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by claudiacsf 2mo ago
But I get triggered by the em dashes. :(
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Good ol' SAST to keep your token usage from spiraling(blog.codacy.com)
3 points by claudiacsf 2mo ago|1 comments
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by claudiacsf 2mo ago
We wrote about how AI-assisted development changes the economics of code review and how good ole SAST does actually have a meaningful role to play today.
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Agentic development is standardizing faster than its operating model(blog.codacy.com)
1 points by claudiacsf 2mo ago|0 comments
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by claudiacsf 2mo ago
Hey folks, I've identified 3 different stages of AI coding adoption: autocomplete, prompting, loop engineering. The autocomplete stage is basically a throwback to 2024 and is mostly harmless - the traditional SAST and code review pract
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The AI Coding Maturity Scale [video](youtube.com)
1 points by claudiacsf 2mo ago|1 comments
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by claudiacsf 2mo ago
We think so too. We just launched a bunch of new updates, including device authentication. The latest version is v0.27.0 > npm install -g @codacy/verity-cli > verity init Let me know if you have any questions!
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Show HN: Self-healing review gate and knowledge base for Claude Code (Beta)(verity.md)
5 points by claudiacsf 2mo ago|2 comments
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The AI coding maturity scale(blog.codacy.com)
2 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|0 comments
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
I'm forever shocked at how marketing illiterate this huge multi-billion $ conglomerate is. I guess when you're Google you don't need to be.
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Workplace monitoring platforms are sharing your data(scholarship.law.columbia.edu)
3 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|0 comments
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34,266 repos were scanned: 1 in 4 orgs showed gaps in AI agent config files(blog.codacy.com)
1 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Verity – self-healing review gate for Claude Code(verity.md)
4 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|0 comments
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
Agreed the move is AI reducing what you review, not adding to it. What's also needed is a process for classifying changes by risk so the low risk PRs get the automated gates while a human looks only at the high risk one that actually n
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
I'm a sucker for pretty UIs. I already have a company-mandated knowledge base tool, Slite, can they be used together?
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
So this is how Apple makes up for the margins on the Neos.
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Code review is dead. Long live code review(blog.codacy.com)
5 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|2 comments
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
Oh man, that's a great idea. Well done.
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The Tokenminning Manifesto(tokenminning.com)
2 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|0 comments
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
In teams where there is downward pressure to reduce the rigorousness of PRs there shouldn't be much of a bottleneck problem. They've solved it by lowering the bar. The article is for the teams who have decided the bug and incident
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
Fair. TL;DR: The goal with the article is to explain what tools can be employed to tackle the PR bottleneck and where humans are still needed - at this point in time. Code quality and security platforms like Codacy (here's the service)
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Agentic AI PRs sit in the review queue 5.3x longer than unassisted ones(blog.codacy.com)
5 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Codacy Skills for Claude, Codex, Copilot, etc.(github.com)
1 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|0 comments
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
Nobody can ship better than me. My ships are tremendous.
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by claudiacsf 3mo ago
I could ship double.
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Y Combinator's CEO says he ships 37,000 lines of AI code per day(fastcompany.com)
9 points by claudiacsf 3mo ago|7 comments

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