DevPost #21: AI Code Reviewer

I’ve been working on adding an AI Code Reviewer to DevSatchel recently.

The main goal is pretty simple: paste your code, let the AI look through it, and get feedback that actually helps you understand what could be improved.

What I’ve done so far

• Created the AI Code Reviewer tool
• Built the UI and layout
• Added the code input area
• Added the review/results section
• Added the basic review workflow
• Connected it to the DevToolBox tool system
• Finished the initial frontend work

The UI is now in place, so I can actually start working on the part that matters most — the AI review itself.

What’s left

• Connect the AI/API
• Send the user’s code to the AI for review
• Show the feedback properly in the results section
• Make the AI identify bugs and possible issues
• Add suggestions for improving the code
• Support multiple programming languages
• Add proper loading/error handling
• Test it with different types of code
• Clean up anything that feels rough after testing

What I’m doing next

My next step is connecting the actual AI backend.

Once that’s working, I’ll test it with real code and see how useful the reviews actually are. From there I’ll probably spend more time improving the prompts, handling different languages, and making the feedback easier to understand.

The frontend part is mostly there now. Now it’s time to make the AI actually do the work.