FAQ

AI writes code faster than most teams can review it, and that speed doesn't come with a guarantee. Some of that code will look correct and still fail once it meets real data, real load, or a part of your system the model never had context for. The questions below cover what actually goes wrong, and where our AI-Generated Code Analysis fits when you need to know if what shipped is trustworthy.

AI writes code faster than most teams can review it, and that speed doesn't come with a guarantee. Some of that code will look correct and still fail once it meets real data, real load, or a part of your system the model never had context for. The questions below cover what actually goes wrong, and where our AI-Generated Code Analysis fits when you need to know if what shipped is trustworthy.

Most teams don't have a reliable answer to this, and that's the problem. Some tag AI-assisted commits, some track it through IDE telemetry, but most simply don't know. Our AI-Generated Code Analysis doesn't depend on you having that answer. We review the codebase directly, combining automated tooling with senior QA expertise to identify AI-influenced patterns, quality risks and security gaps, regardless of whether the origin was ever tracked.

Yes, and this is where teams underestimate the exposure. A single AI-suggested line still lacks context about your architecture, and small suggestions compound across a codebase the same way larger AI-generated blocks do. Our AI-Readiness Analysis shows you where those patterns are already spreading, before they scale into structural debt.

Static analysis is part of the picture, not the whole picture. It flags known patterns, like a SQL injection that matches a known signature, but it misses the logic error where AI-generated code looks correct and still fails because the model never had context about your system. That's why our analysis pairs automated tooling with senior QA judgment: the tools surface the signals, our experts interpret what they actually mean for your codebase.
No. It means testing with intent. Our assessment prioritizes the areas where AI-generated code touches your highest-risk components, so scrutiny goes where failure would actually cost you, instead of being spread evenly across code that doesn't need it.