Every pull request reviewed
Each pull request (PR) checked against our 10-point list, with notes you can act on.
AI coding tools write code fast, and they also write bugs that only show up once real customers arrive. A senior engineer reviews every change against the ten things that matter most, before it goes live.
Engagement commitments
A senior engineer joins your repo and reviews what your team and your AI tools produce.
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Your team keeps building with the tools that suit them. We join as the senior engineer your repo has been missing.
Works with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, Windsurf, or however your team already works.
Each pull request (PR) checked against our 10-point list, with notes you can act on.
When fixing something is quicker than explaining it, we push the fix and tag you to approve it.
Login (auth), customer data separation, and input checks (making sure what users type can't break or expose anything). Reviewed in week one.
Error tracking, readable logs, and at least one alert that tells you something useful.
The short list of rules we hold your code to, written down so your AI tools can follow them too.
The three biggest risks this week, what we fixed, and what's still open.
We agree which parts can stay rough for now and which must be solid, then focus our review there.
We review every change against the 10-point list and reply within one business day.
Small fixes we push ourselves. Bigger ones come as clear notes your team can act on.
Once a week we do a hardening pass: fixing the riskiest open issues, adding missing alerts, and flagging habits worth changing.
Ongoing review is a rolling monthly plan. One-off reviews are quoted after we see the code.
See our client workThis is what a senior engineer looks for in every pull request, and what we do when a check fails.
What a senior engineer reviews
Vibe coding gets a product built. These checks are what separate a demo from something you can put in front of paying customers.
Drawn from real reviews. Each item below is a problem we regularly find when reviewing AI-assisted code.
Anything that arrives from a form, an API, or a URL is checked before the code trusts it.
Caught:AI often writes code that only handles the expected input. We add the missing checks before it merges.
Access rules are checked on the server for every request, not just by hiding buttons in the interface.
Caught:The most common vibe-coded bug: the button is hidden, but the API behind it is open to anyone.
Pages don't fire one database query per item in a list, which gets slower as your data grows.
Caught:AI likes to query the database inside a loop. We rewrite those into a single query.
When something fails, users see a clear message and the error is logged for us to fix.
Caught:Raw server errors reach users. We replace them with clear messages and logged errors.
No API keys or passwords in the code. Configuration lives in environment variables or a secrets manager.
Caught:AI will paste in test keys or placeholder URLs. We remove them before they ship.
Changes to the database structure ship with a migration plan, a way to roll back, and written steps.
Caught:Deleting a column the live app still reads is a classic outage. We catch it before it merges.
Not 100% coverage. Tests on the flows that would hurt most if they broke, like sign-up and payments.
Caught:AI writes tests for the easy parts. We add the tests that check real user journeys end to end.
Logs, error tracking, and at least one alert for every new feature.
Caught:A feature with no monitoring can be broken for weeks before anyone notices. We add it before merge.
Keyboard navigation, readable color contrast, and proper HTML elements, so everyone can use it.
Caught:AI often builds clickable elements that a keyboard or screen reader can't use. We fix them in review.
Key pages stay within agreed load-time targets (Core Web Vitals like LCP and CLS) after each change.
Caught:AI will add a large library for one small feature. We check every change for page weight.
SLO
Release regressions down from 20 to 11 a quarter, with critical-path test coverage up from 40% to 78%.
Read the SLO storyAtlasPulse
Hotfixes down from 13 to 9 a month after we reworked how four product squads review and release.
Read the AtlasPulse storyClipFlow
Onboarding completion up from 18% to 42% after we rebuilt sign-up and setup.
Read the ClipFlow storyMetrics reflect specific client engagements and project scope.
Ongoing review runs on our Growth Partner plan, from $2,999/mo. One-off reviews and cleanup sprints get a fixed quote after we've looked at your code. We'll tell you which one fits.
See our starting pricesA senior engineer reviews your AI-built app and gives you a ranked list of what to fix.
Every change reviewed within one business day, with fixes pushed when that's faster.
A focused block of work to fix the biggest risks before you grow.
What affects the price
The first call is free. We'll look at how you work and tell you honestly whether you need us.
Keep whatever you're using: Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, Windsurf, or Copilot. We review the code, not the tool, so your team keeps the workflow that suits them.
Mostly review, with hands-on help when it's useful. We review every pull request and push fixes when that's quicker than writing a note. If your team wants more, a senior engineer can work alongside them each day on your codebase and patterns.
That's exactly when review matters most. A senior engineer checking every change against a clear checklist is how you keep that pace without piling up risk. Reviewing 30 PRs a week costs far less than fixing one outage.
Yes. On ongoing review, we push a fix whenever that's faster than writing a note to explain it. You still approve every change before it merges.
Tell us and you can stop. Ongoing review is a rolling monthly plan, and we'd rather earn each month than lock you in. Whatever we've written for your team, like the patterns doc and runbooks, stays with you.
Book a free call or send a short brief. We'll look at how your team works, tell you what we'd review first, and reply within one business day.
Tell us what you're building and which tools you use. A senior engineer will reply within one business day with what we'd look at first.
Send a short brief. A senior engineer reads it and replies with questions or a suggested next step.
Book a free 20-minute call. We’ll work out the scope together. No sales pitch, and if you don’t need us, we’ll say so.Book a call
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