
Open Code Review
Catch AI-generated code defects linters miss
What it does
Open Code Review detects 5 types of AI-specific code defects invisible to traditional linters like ESLint and SonarQube: Phantom Packages, Outdated APIs, Context Breaks, Hidden Anti-patterns, and Over-engineering. 100% free & open-source CLI with GitHub Action integration, supporting TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, and Kotlin. Features 3 scan levels (AST, Embedding, LLM deep scan), local Ollama support, and SARIF output.
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