Codacy released two skills that let coding agents such as Claude Code run static analysis locally and fix issues before the first push, rather than only at PR time. One skill teaches agents to set up and run Codacy analysis locally; the other integrates Codacy analysis into agent code reviews.
Codacy released a new agent skill that automatically configures static analysis tools to reduce noise in pull requests. The skill detects the project stack, disables irrelevant linter rules, deduplicates overlapping checks, and excludes generated files, while ensuring security coverage is maintained.
Codacy released a new agent skill that automatically configures static analysis tools to reduce noise in pull requests. The skill detects the project stack, disables irrelevant linter rules, deduplicates overlapping checks, and excludes generated files, while ensuring security coverage is maintained.
A skill for Claude Code/Codex that spawns multiple subagents (default 2) to review a diff in parallel, flag issues, and report back to the main agent for fixes. Inspired by the Bun rewrite's review process. Aimed at developers wanting automated multi-agent code review before merging.
A skill for Claude Code/Codex that spawns multiple subagents (default 2) to review a diff in parallel, flag issues, and report back to the main agent for fixes. Inspired by the Bun rewrite's review process. Aimed at developers wanting automated multi-agent code review before merging.
Hubo is an open-source, MIT-licensed skill for Claude Code that sets up a two-role workflow: an implementer writes and tests code, while an independent, read-only reviewer challenges the diff and evidence. The implementer fixes findings or pushes back with evidence, repeating until the reviewer clears the work, addressing the problem of coding agents reviewing their own work with blind spots.
Hubo is an open-source, MIT-licensed skill for Claude Code that sets up a two-role workflow: an implementer writes and tests code, while an independent, read-only reviewer challenges the diff and evidence. The implementer fixes findings or pushes back with evidence, repeating until the reviewer clears the work, addressing the problem of coding agents reviewing their own work with blind spots.
Simon Willison argues that the key skill for productive use of coding agents is confidently instructing changes and verifying they were applied correctly, which sometimes means reviewing every line but often requires other validation methods. He notes that eyeballing every line has never been the most effective way to validate a software change.
Simon Willison argues that the key skill for productive use of coding agents is confidently instructing changes and verifying they were applied correctly, which sometimes means reviewing every line but often requires other validation methods. He notes that eyeballing every line has never been the most effective way to validate a software change.
Qodo explains shift-left code review with coding agents as first reviewers
Qodo explains shift-left code review with coding agents as first reviewers