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Code review rules generated from your team's feedback

1 pointsby edvaldodfreitasabout 12 hours ago

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edvaldodfreitasabout 12 hours ago
How many times have you dropped the same comment in a code review?<p>→ Don’t use new Date() directly. Inject a Clock. → This code is duplicated. → We don’t use lodash here.<p>Feels like we’re doing reviews on repeat in 2025.<p>That’s exactly why we built one of the most used features in Kodus: Kody Rules.<p>Team rules, your way, right inside the PR flow.<p>And the best part?<p>Kody learns from your team’s reviews.<p>It watches the comments you leave on PRs and starts suggesting those same things on the next ones.<p>No config upfront. No model training.<p>I recorded a quick video showing one of the rules we use: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;0J4TtooYDHU" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;0J4TtooYDHU</a><p>→ “Avoid using new Date() directly in services. Inject the Clock.”<p>Simple, but it prevents annoying bugs, saves repetitive back-and-forth, and keeps standards in place without anyone having to remember them.<p>If you could automate just ONE comment you keep repeating in reviews, what would it be?