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Building CreoGuard: An AI-Powered Code Review for Teams
We've all been there. You push your code, open a pull request, and wait. Hours later, your teammate drops a comment: "Hey, you left an API key in line 42." Your stomach sinks. You scroll down, and there it is api_key = "sk-live-abc123" , sitting righ...
Syket Bhattachergee·8 min readAll Posts
Designing an AI Code Review Helper: Approach, Challenges, and Learnings
1. Problem Statement Code reviews are a foundational practice in software engineering. They ensure code quality, improve maintainability, and reduce defects before they reach production. However, as teams scale and delivery timelines shrink, traditio...
ARSHDEEP SINGH·5 min read
Building an AI-Powered Discord and Web Automation System for Project Management
To kick off the new year, CreoWis organized another volume of its internal hackathon, Hatch-and-Hype (HnH) Vol - 2, an initiative built to encourage innovation and hands-on learning across the team. The hackathon ran from 15th December to 15th Januar...
Ajay Yadav·10 min read
DevPilot: The AI That Codes AND Protects Your Production
🎯 The Problem: The Developer's Nightmare Trilogy Act 1: The Feature Request From Hell It's Monday morning. Your PM drops a 47-point issue in your lap: "Add JWT authentication with OAuth2, password reset via email, rate limiting, and oh yeah, we nee...
Parthib Sarkar·16 min read
From Curiosity to Confidence: A Developer's Internship Story
“You don’t really learn to swim by reading about water — you dive in.” That line perfectly captures my internship journey.What began as curiosity soon transformed into confidence, clarity, and growth — both technically and personally. Stepping into ...
Parthib Sarkar·5 min read
How to Build a GitHub–Discord Automation Bot
Last month, the founders at CreoWis kicked off a hackathon called Hatch-and-Hype (HnH). An initiative where every CreoWis team member had to build a project based on a given list of themes. The twist? Each project had to be built individually. The r...
Ajay Yadav·13 min read
Supercharge team productivity with Husky, ESLint, and Prettier
Introduction In the ever-evolving world of software development, maintaining code quality and consistency is crucial for successful team collaboration. As projects grow in complexity and involve multiple developers, the risk of introducing bugs, inco...
Chhakuli Zingare·7 min read