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jaimefjorge
3mo ago
Hi there. I'm Jaime Jorge, CEO and Co-founder of Codacy. Today we're launching Verity in free public beta. We've built Verity because our customers have been needing ways to better deal with the complexity and scale of workin
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Verity.md – Gates, Memory and Cost control for coding agents
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Codacy: Code-level detection of AI model, tools and agent usage
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5mo ago
Last week we released what we think is the most comprehensive and easy way to detect every trace of AI assets and dev tools in codebases, including models, libraries, MCP servers and API keys. It’s called AI Inventory and you can try it now
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7mo ago
For me Cursor is unbeatable in going from 0 to fixing an issue. Claude code is great but the cold start problem of getting all the context first sometimes is annoying. I find cursor is a good choice in combination with other tools. My 2 cen
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AI Risk Hub: Governance controls for AI-generated code in production
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Building software with AI loops: 12 observations from Geoff Huntley (Ralph)
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The death of code won't matter
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9mo ago
Why then doesn't the US attack other countries that fit the description? It's another dangerous precedent. Edit: I fully understand the deterrents. I'm making the case that attacking for the sake of 'liberty for all'
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9mo ago
Such a good read.
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9mo ago
I sometimes wish that other types of fiction were as easy to read (for me) as sci-fi. I devoured all 6 books of Dune. Loved Hyperion with the canterbury tales structure and the politics - I already know I’m going to like the second book. I
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9mo ago
All fiction. - The Great Gatsby. Really enjoyed it and seemed fitting with the current times. - Buddenbrooks, Thomas Mann. Generational wealth come and gone. Good for putting things into perspective. - Things Fall Apart, Achebe. - The Pearl
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MindEval: New benchmark shows 12 top LLMs fail at mental health care
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Show HN: Benchmark your team's AI coding security posture
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1y ago
I feel an urge to build personal local AI bots that would be personal spam filters. AI filtering AI, fight fire with fire. Mostly because the world OP wants is never coming back. Everything will be AI and it's everywhere. I also feel a
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1y ago
Honestly, I’ll take that big fat raspberry. Our website is made in Hubspot and that poses all sorts of limitations. I deeply regret that. So yes.. workarounds unfortunately
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1y ago
Thanks for testing. Please do share feedback. Windsurf is crucially important to us as we’re working with their team to make the experience good. Would you mind sending any feedback to Jaime at Codacy.com?
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jaimefjorge
1y ago
Thank you!
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1y ago
Yes. My point is that because of training cutoffs it should be mandatory to run SCA scans when dealing with AI code generation. Not putting exact versions would be a good idea. But that’s not what’s happening today.
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jaimefjorge
1y ago
Hi there. Yes, the extension, the cli and the MCP server are open source. The local analysis can run locally in a sandboxes environment (provided you download the dependencies and tools etc). Only if you want to then use our cloud scans, or
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1y ago
Sorry about that and thanks for flagging. EDIT: should be fixed. Thanks
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1y ago
Thanks. We’look into it right now. EDIT: should be fixed. Thanks
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1y ago
Hi Brian. Thanks! I think at first glance we try to establish a strong bond between what’s running in the IDE with our CLI and what tool configs you have running on the cloud in Codacy. We spend a lot of time on coding standards, gates, a
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1y ago
Hi there. Codacy runs in the cloud when PRs acre created. We run a large number of tools and we have gates, and coding standards, etc. It’s a standardization use case. Codacy Guardrails is about local code analysis with a special focus on
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Hey thanks for testing! That's been my experience well, it's very frequent to see libraries with vulnerable versions being introduced in code. What's also interesting is that, despite using incredible AI coding models like S
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1y ago
thanks tosh! The guardrails are ran every time there is code being generated by the agent. We give instructions to the coding agents to run the guardrails on the code that is changed. It doesn't YET work with Claude Code and Amp but b
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Show HN: Free local security checks for AI coding in VSCode, Cursor and Windsurf
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Codacy Quality AI: Automatic fixing of any linter issues in your repo
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Storefront UI 2: Tailwind Based, ECommerce Centric, UI Library for Vue and React
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4y ago
Below is a list of things that I've gathered over time that work for me. If you'd like to have a chat, happy to hear you out, sometimes that also helps. State of mind - First remember that anxiety is normal and debilitating. The
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