About this site
Who writes this,
and who pays for it.
This site covers one question: what has to change in review once agents write most of the code? Generation got fast. The work of deciding whether a change is correct moved downstream and landed on the people who understand the system. That is the subject.
How claims get checked
Claims about a tool or a team are read from the primary source, the vendor's own docs or the post itself, and linked so you can check them. When something cannot be confirmed from a primary source, the page says unknown rather than guessing. Benchmark numbers published by a vendor are attributed to that vendor and labelled as theirs.
There are no star ratings here. Prices move every month, so a page that is more than a few weeks past its last-verified date should be treated as stale, and you should click through to the source.
Funding
Sponsored by Kodus, who make an open source code reviewer. Their product is held to the same rule as anything else named here: the claim links to the source, and it gets an honest "unknown" where their own docs do not back it. Read accordingly, and check the work. The site is open source.
Corrections
Found a stale price or a claim that is wrong? Open an issue. Corrections ship quickly and every page shows when it was last verified.