Why every serious builder should use a code review agent
If you're serious about creating software, using some form of code review tooling — whether that's Greptile, CodeRabbit, or any comparable tool — is a baseline expectation, not a luxury. In business, people take the service they provide seriously. But with software, there's a tendency to just not care. If real users are going to interact with your app, there's a level of empathy owed to the person on the other side. The good news is that many of these AI-powered code review tools have generous free tiers — and because a lot of well-funded startups offer them, you can cycle through those tiers without spending anything. There's really no excuse not to use one if you're building something you're passionate about.
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