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AI-generated code review

Teams now ship more code written by coding assistants and agents than they can comfortably read. We review that code for correctness, security, licensing hygiene, hidden duplication, over-engineering and test adequacy - and help you set up a review practice that keeps pace.

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Who this is for

For teams where AI writes faster than people can review

Reviewing AI written code is different from reviewing a colleague. The code looks plausible, arrives in large batches and can hide subtle errors, copied patterns or needless complexity. An outside review gives you a clear picture of what is really in your repository.

Teams that adopted assistants or agents quickly

You want to know what quality, security and maintainability risks have built up since.

Products in regulated or sensitive domains

Healthcare, fintech and retail teams that need evidence that AI-generated changes were checked properly.

Leaders preparing for scale, audit or due diligence

You need an AI code quality audit before a launch, an investment round or a major release.

What we do

Review that starts with the riskiest code

We keep the substance of a classic code review - performance, maintainability, security and technical debt - and adapt it to code produced with AI.

Baseline audit

We audit a repository or a window of recent commits to see where AI-generated code sits and how it differs from the rest.

Risk-tiered review

Security-sensitive paths come first: authentication, session and token handling, access control, payments and data handling.

Correctness and security

SAST scans plus manual reading for logic errors, missing input validation, injection risks and unsafe defaults.

Licensing and IP hygiene

We look for code that may be copied from sources with incompatible licences, and for secrets or data that should not be there.

Duplication and over-engineering

Hidden duplication, needless abstraction, inefficient queries and N+1 problems that add technical debt and cost.

Test adequacy

We check whether tests really verify behaviour, or only mirror the code an assistant wrote alongside them.

What you get

Findings, fixes and a review practice

The aim is a cleaner codebase today and a sustainable way to review AI output tomorrow.

  • Findings report. issues ranked by risk, each with a concrete fix or a suggested change.
  • Security summary. vulnerabilities and unsafe patterns found, with remediation guidance.
  • Review guidelines. checklists for reviewing AI written code, tuned to your stack and risk areas.
  • Tooling setup. AI-assisted review tools configured with human approval gates where they matter.
  • Review metrics. a few signals to track review effort and escaped defects over time. [TBD: metric]
  • Optional review cadence. ongoing periodic reviews of new code, agreed with you.

How it works

From baseline to a lasting habit

Step 01

Baseline

We agree scope, gain read access and audit the repository or recent commits.

Step 02

Review

We review by risk tier and record findings with concrete fixes.

Step 03

Guide

We share findings with your team and turn the recurring issues into review guidelines.

Step 04

Sustain

We help set up tooling and metrics, and can continue with a regular review cadence.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Know what is really in your codebase

Tell us about your repository and how your team uses AI tools, and we will suggest where to start.