CodeGate @CodeGatepro

Senior-level code review on every PR. Four specialized agents — correctness, security, architecture, performance — in under a minute. For teams that ship fast. codegate.pro Florida, USA Joined July 2026

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Marcelo Vlaicevich @mvlaicevich

2 months ago

15 years building backend systems that couldn't go down. Mercado Libre, PayPal, NIKE. Now I build LLM agents — and the hard part was never the prompt. It's evals, cost control and observability. The boring stuff that decides whether your agent survives real traffic.

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

2 months ago

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

2 months ago

Security fails closed. If an agent can't analyze something, it says so instead of returning a clean checkmark. It's a GitHub App, not an Action. Install, enable a repo, open a PR. Free tier: 100 reviews/month, 1 repo, all four agents. codegate.pro

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

2 months ago

The hard part was never finding issues. Any model can produce a wall of comments. The hard part is deciding which ones earn the right to block a merge. High confidence → blocking. Everything else → optional nitpick, clearly labeled. You read it or you don't.

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

2 months ago

CodeGate is live on Product Hunt today. Four AI agents review every pull request — correctness, security, architecture, performance — running in parallel, in under a minute. Not one generic model with a long prompt. Four specialists, each with one job. producthunt.com/products/codeg…

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

3 months ago

Most AI review tools flood your PRs with noise until the team learns to ignore them. We don't. High-confidence issues like this SQL injection block. Anything doubtful is an optional nitpick. When CodeGate says critical, it means it. Confidence 100/100.

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

3 months ago

The scariest bugs aren't the loud ones. They're the // TODO: move to env before we ship that nobody circles back to. CodeGate caught this hardcoded SendGrid key in the PR — before it became a secret sitting in git history forever.

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

3 months ago

"We already have linters and SonarQube." A linter can't read your architecture docs. CodeGate can — and it flagged an HTTP layer running direct SQL, quoting the project's own rule back at it. Reviews against your conventions, not a generic rulebook.

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CodeGate @CodeGatepro

3 months ago

Real finding from a live review this week: eventsForShipment called inside a loop over every active shipment. Hundreds of shipments = hundreds of DB round-trips. N+1s don't show up in review. They show up when the dashboard is slow and nobody knows why.