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Yes, that’s what I was referring to, it talks about AI pull request reviews on their page.

After looking a bit more carefully, I did discover that Codacy, CodeRabbit, and Qodo have mentions on their site as being free for open source projects (or qualifying open source projects). So I think we actually do have quite many choices to try to use for free.

The only...


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Edit: I’ve noticed that Gitar has been acquired by Sonarcube, it uses LLM to review code and have free plan for plublic repo on github, so probably that’s what you are referring?
I think it would be good to apply for the free plan, but my concern is that if they don’t disclose what the model they are using, they might use outdated model and provide worse results.


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I’ve been using Sonarcube for IDE(formerly Sonarlint, a local IDE plugin that add extra rules for format checking) for years, and if I understand correctly, Sonarcube doesn’t use LLM to review codes; instead, it uses rules to scan possible problems just like the IDE plugin. Basically we just get the same result as we do in the IDE, execpt we can track them in the front end. S...


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AI (LLM) code reviews for Thrive have been tested a bit lately with a few PRs receiving a set of AI review comments. These have been quite good with almost all of the detected problems being real, and this type of review catching problems that human reviewers have not (a big problem with Thrive is the lack of volunteer code reviewers as most PRs only get a quick review from m...


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The 20% MP cost discount was implemented as the only easy option that doesn’t have a bunch of impacts all over the game code.


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