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Code Review for Claude Code

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Re: Code Review for Claude Code

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When a tool flags 8 issues on clean code and 8 issues on broken code, it's not a reviewer, it's a random number generator with a UI. The approach we've found more tractable is to separate concerns: let deterministic tools (linters, SAST, SCA) handle what they're definitively good at - style, known vuln patterns, dependency CVEs, secrets and reserve the AI layer for things humans actually need help reasoning about. Running this locally as a pre-push or CI step means you catch the boring 80% before it ever reaches a $25 AI review. You're not paying Claude to tell you your import is unused - you're paying it to reason about whether your auth flow has a TOCTOU issue. That's a very different and much more valuable question.

Re: Code Review for Claude Code

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post #9

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This cost seems wild. For comparison GitHub Copilot Code Review is four cents per review once you're outside of the credits included with your subscription.

Same thoughts. For comparison, Greptile charges $30 per month for 50 reviews, with $1 per additional review. At average of $15~25 per review, this is way more expensive.

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