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Roast your own code on GitHub and submit better Pull Requests Meet Roast – your brutally honest (but actually helpful) AI code review buddy. What's in it for you: - Your code gets better (even if your ego gets bruised) - Security holes get exposed (before hackers find them) - Performance issues get called out (like that O(n²) loop you thought no one would notice) - Bad practices get roasted (we see that 'temporary' workaround from 2021) - You actually learn while laughing (because pain is the best teacher) Why you'll love getting roasted: ✨ One-click roasting for GitHub PRs 🔍 Deep analysis that would make your senior dev jealous 🎯 Specific, actionable feedback (not just "this could be better") 🚀 Instant feedback (faster than your caffeine kicks in) 🎭 Educational burns that actually teach you something How it works: 1. Install Roast (you're already here, smart move) 2. Add your LLM API key (we support Claude 3.5 Sonnet, GPT-4o, and Gemini 1.5 Pro) 3. Click "Roast this PR" on any pull request 4. Watch your code get professionally roasted 5. Fix issues, learn, and become a better dev Privacy: Your code stays between you and your chosen LLM. We don't peek at your "creative" variable names. Get Roast now and turn your code reviews from snoozefests into learning opportunities. Your future self will thank you (and maybe forgive you for that unhandled promise rejection). Note: Requires an API key from your chosen LLM provider. Side effects may include improved code quality, wounded pride, and uncontrollable learning.
Dec 8, 2024
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