So there are going to be companies built on just an MCP server I guess, wonder what the first big one will be, just a matter of time I think

I think it absolutely makes sense. Especially if the bot and prompts that go in the code review are different from the bot/prompts that wrote the code. But sometimes even the same one can find different errors if you just give it more cycles/iterations to look at the code.

We humans (most of us anyways) don't write everything perfectly in one go, AI doesn't either.

AI tooling is improving so the AI can write tests for its own code and do pre-reviews but I don't think it ever hurts to have both an AI and a human review the code of any PR opened, no matter who or what opened it.

I'm also building a tool in the space https://kamaraapp.com/ and I found many times that Kamara's reviews find issues in Kamara's own code. I can say that I also find bugs in my own code when I review it too!

We've also been battling with the same issue greptile has in the example provided where the code suggestion is in the completely wrong line. We got it kind of under control, but I haven't found any tool that gets it right 100% of the time. Still a bit to go for the big AI takeover.

Am I the only one that rolled their eyes at this? An ISO for "responsible AI"? Who is the one that feels authorized to define what "responsible" AI means? This is not a standarization issue.