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I built a local Python code reviewer that gives your code a brutal honest score
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I built a local Python code reviewer that gives your code a brutal honest score

via Dev.toA.V.A20h ago

Hey Dev.to, I just shipped my first product and wanted to share it here. It's called AVA — a local Python code reviewer that tells you the truth about your code. What it does: Scores your code out of 10 Flags every issue line by line Catches unused imports, bare excepts, mutable default arguments, missing docstrings Runs completely on your machine — no cloud, no API keys, no subscription I built it because I was tired of that nagging feeling before pushing to GitHub not knowing if my code was actually clean. It's $9.99 and takes under 2 minutes to set up. Would love feedback from this community — what would you add to v2? https://avabuilds.gumroad.com/l/uaerwi

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