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How It Works
From first commit to ship‑ready
Link your GitHub repo or start a new project directly in Aisus. No special setup — just point it at your code.
Work the way you already do. Every time you push a commit, Aisus automatically picks it up for review.
Aisus leaves detailed comments on your code explaining what to improve and why. Apply the feedback, push again, and keep moving.
Features
Everything you need to learn faster
Aisus is not a chatbot and it is not a course platform. It is a tool that sits alongside your actual code and gives you professional-grade feedback as you build — the way a senior engineer would, without the scheduling.
Push your code and get line-by-line feedback instantly. Aisus catches performance issues, architecture problems, and bad patterns before they become habits.
Work on real-world projects from day one. Aisus is built around the kinds of code students actually write — and the mistakes they actually make.
Every review explains the reasoning behind each suggestion. You don't just get a corrected line — you get an explanation that builds lasting understanding.
See how your code quality improves across projects. Learning streaks, milestone badges, and commit history give you a clear picture of how far you've come.
No waiting for office hours or code review slots. Submit at midnight, get feedback in seconds — the same quality every time.
Aisus adapts to where you are. Whether you're writing your first React component or refactoring a production codebase, the feedback meets your level.
AI Code Review
Feedback that teaches, not just corrects
Most linters tell you what is wrong. Aisus tells you why it matters, what the tradeoff is, and what a better pattern looks like in your specific context. Every comment is an opportunity to learn something permanent.
- Line-by-line comments on every push
- Performance, architecture, and correctness checks
- Positive feedback when you get something right
- Plain-English explanations, no jargon required
This useEffect re-runs on every render because filters is likely recreated by the parent. Wrap in useMemo or move it outside the component.
Why store derived state in useState? A useMemo(() => products.filter(...), [products, filters]) removes the need for both the state and the effect.
price and category are never used inside this component. Including them in the interface creates a false dependency — pass only what you use.
Clean separation of the Product type from props. The component signature is easy to read — keep this pattern as the file grows.
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