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And none of the LLM providers can do this themselves? I can’t just point Claude at a GitHub repo and ask it to check it for me?
not without sending your code to them, if you have .env file with variables exposed, you will need to rotate again.
You need to set up a methodical go-to-market process. You can automate some of it, but it's good to start manually and learn the ropes first. You need to understand who your ideal customer is and what channels are they on. Linkedin is a common one for b2b sales. If you make 200 connections on linkedin every week and send them a message, some % of that will convert to meetings and sales (the exact % depends on your au…
As someone who gets a ton of these inbounds every day, I report every single one of them as spam.
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not without sending your code to them, if you have .env file with variables exposed, you will need to rotate again.
Ok and? Nobody actually cares to pay for security unless it’s mandated. Why would someone spend money on your unknown code review tool when the LLM provider the company has already approved can do it?
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Ok and? Nobody actually cares to pay for security unless it’s mandated. Why would someone spend money on your unknown code review tool when the LLM provider the company has already approved can do it?
Healthcare btw and also the llm that done the code is bad at review and if you do write code people who don't want to send credentials to cloud
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Ok and? Nobody actually cares to pay for security unless it’s mandated. Why would someone spend money on your unknown code review tool when the LLM provider the company has already approved can do it?
Healthcare btw and also the llm that done the code is bad at review and if you do write code people who don't want to send credentials to cloud