Codelf is an AI agent that monitors your Rust and C++ repositories around the clock — catching performance bugs, unsafe patterns, and design flaws before they land in production.
Link a GitHub or GitLab repo. Codelf clones, indexes, and begins watching — no code leaves your infrastructure.
Every push, PR, or merge triggers a fresh analysis pass. Codelf reasons about your code semantically — not just pattern matches.
Files detailed issues with line-level context and fix suggestions. No false positives from boilerplate. Daily digest keeps you informed without overwhelming.
Codelf reasons about what your code is doing — not just what it looks like.
Allocations in hot loops, unnecessary clones on hot paths, misuse of Arc<T> in latency-sensitive code.
Unchecked unsafe blocks, missing invariants, unsoundness risks in trait implementations and transmute calls.
Dangling references escaping scopes, self-referential structs, double-borrows that clip borrow checker warnings.
Concept violations in generic code, SFINAE failures, violated ODR rules, ABI-breaking changes in header-only libs.
Result<T, E> unwrapped without context, Option::unwrap in production paths, missing fallbacks on I/O errors.
Data races, lock inversions, Send+Sync gaps, poisoning patterns, and channels used incorrectly under load.
"Linters catch what you tell them to. Codelf catches what you mean."
No YAML configs. No rule authoring. Codelf learns your codebase's semantics and reasons from the inside out.
Boilerplate, generated code, and test files are filtered. You see real issues, not a flood of ignores.
GitHub PR comments, Slack digests, or a plain dashboard. Codelf meets you where you already work.
Ship cleaner code.
Every push. Every branch.
Codelf runs continuously in the background — catching what humans miss, flagging what linters can't see, keeping your systems code honest.
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