> I'm really skeptical of using current LLMs for judging codebases like this.
I'm not necessarily convinced that the current generation of LLMs are overly amazing at this, but they definitely are very good at measuring inefficiency of tooling and problematic APIs. That's not all the issues, but it can at least be useful to evaluate some classes of problems.
I'm not necessarily convinced that the current generation of LLMs are overly amazing at this, but they definitely are very good at measuring inefficiency of tooling and problematic APIs. That's not all the issues, but it can at least be useful to evaluate some classes of problems.