Components
Find tangled responsibilities, repeated markup, and brittle state handling.
Pasted code scan
Plausible code is not the same as finished code.
Review AI-generated snippets for duplication, fragile assumptions, missed states, accessibility gaps, and maintenance problems before they settle into the codebase.
Frontend
Check common accessibility, responsive, and interaction omissions.
APIs
Spot weak validation, unclear errors, and happy-path-only assumptions.
Clarity
Explain likely problems in plain language before suggesting refactors.
Scope
A focused review of the snippet you paste
Code Scan is deliberately honest about what it can see. It does not execute code, inspect your full repository, or claim that a snippet is production-safe.
- Language and framework patterns visible in the submitted code.
- Likely bugs and unhandled states that can be reasoned about locally.
- Readability, duplication, and component-boundary concerns.
- Accessibility issues visible in rendered markup and interactions.
Use it well
Treat the output as review notes
The scan should help a developer ask better questions. It does not replace tests, type checking, security review, or someone who understands the surrounding system.
- Verify suggestions against your actual dependencies and conventions.
- Run the repository's checks after making changes.
- Never paste secrets, credentials, or private customer data.
- Escalate security-sensitive code to a qualified reviewer.
Inspect the snippet before it multiplies
Paste a self-contained piece of code and get a practical review.