YOUR FRIEND GROUP IS BORING

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Summary

The creator explains how he uses the AI code review tool CodeRabbit to ensure his own app, Vlogit, is ready for launch. He demonstrates the tool's CLI functionality to catch and fix bugs in his codebase before deployment.

Structure

1Identify the problem of boring friend groups
2Introduce the solution: the Vlogit app
3Explain the need for code quality before launch
4Demonstrate using CodeRabbit CLI to review code

Original caption

follow me then comment “link” for early access to Vlogit and to try @CodeRabbit (i recorded this a while ago, im submitting vlogit to the app store this week!) today is day 120 of building @theofficialvlogit with @karam_aboulhosn as i’m winding down to release vlogit, we need to make sure the code is ready at scale. code reviewing is clutch https://coderabbit.link/omarontape #startup #code #coding #coderabbit #codereview

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The creator uses CodeRabbit's CLI in his terminal to review his own app's code, demonstrating its features and benefits.

Call to action

follow me and comment "link" to get early access to Vlogit and to try CodeRabbit for free.

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YOUR FRIEND GROUP IS BORING BECAUSE NO ONE'S GOING ON SIDEQUESTS WE'RE MAKING AN APP TO FIX THAT. 24 hours 334827 total CodeRabbit COMMENT "LINK"

Transcript

Your friend group is boring because no one's going on sidequests. We're making an app to fix that. Every day, someone in your friend group gets picked. You've got 24 hours to vlog it all. Since we're launching Vlogit in two weeks, I needed to actually know, is the codebase ready? And not "it mostly works" or "I think it's fine". Is it actually ready for tens of thousands of users on the App Store? We currently have over 300,000 lines of code, and a big portion of it was written by agents like Cursor and Claude. So, I installed CodeRabbit and used their CLI. It's a code review tool that runs directly in your terminal. You run one command, coderabbit review, and it reviews your recent changes line by line. Not after a PR, before you've already pushed, before any of it even ships. So, I ran it on my new onboarding flow, and it literally caught mistakes as code was being generated. It was catching things that would have been caught by manual review or testing, which literally would have broken production. And after finding these bugs, I used their one-click fixes in the CLI to fix them right on the spot. Catching these critical bugs before we push is crucial for Vlogit's success. And now with CodeRabbit, we're ready to launch in two weeks. And I'm giving early access to my followers, so follow me and comment "link" to get early access to Vlogit and to try CodeRabbit for free.