Bugbot is an AI Code Review Tool That Accurately Finds Bugs
AI-powered code review assistance is no longer something special. GitHub Copilot code review, CodeRabbit, Qodo Merge, and many other diverse tools are emerging one after another, gradually penetrating our development processes.
I’ve tried several tools myself, but honestly, I often had the impression that they were “convenient, but just one step away.” They didn’t really point out the potential bugs I really wanted them to find or deep logical flaws. There was a lot of noise, and I felt that human reviewers ultimately needed to check the essential parts.
However, Cursor’s product Bugbot left sufficient and necessary review comments and detected bugs for me.
To conclude, Bugbot’s bug detection capability sets it apart from other code review tools. I feel it accurately points out “real bugs” that are easy to overlook, based on a deep understanding of code context.
While other code review tools often limit themselves to pointing out general best practices, Bugbot accurately reviews only the bugs that should be fixed within that pull request. This is an experience that goes beyond mere work efficiency improvement to enhance the quality of code review itself.
If you haven’t tried Bugbot yet, I recommend using it right away. And if you feel unsatisfied with other AI review tools, Bugbot might be the answer.
The examples of bugs that Bugbot pointed out in review comments for code I wrote are as follows:
I want to recommend Bugbot because it appropriately detects bugs. That’s all from the Gemba.