Bismuth
Description:
Bismuth is an AI-powered developer tool that helps software engineering teams maintain and improve their codebases by automatically scanning repositories, reviewing changes, detecting bugs, and delivering regression-tested pull requests. It excels at working with Go, Python, and JavaScript/TypeScript codebases, and offers customizable workflows through its SDK. Teams choose Bismuth to accelerate feature delivery while improving code quality and security, allowing developers to focus on core development rather than manual reviews and testing.
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A tool that scans, reviews, and improves codebases by detecting bugs and delivering tested pull requests.
Note: This is a Google Colab, meaning that it's not actually a software as a service. Instead it's a series of pre-created codes that you can run without needing to understand how to code.
Note: This is a GitHub repository, meaning that it is code that someone created and made publicly available for anyone to use. These tools could require some knowledge of coding.
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Bismuth
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A tool that scans, reviews, and improves codebases by detecting bugs and delivering tested pull requests.
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