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Would You Merge
Would You Merge is a code review training gym featuring 24 realistic bugs written by AI coding assistants.
Would You Merge is an open-source code review training gym designed to help developers spot and fix subtle bugs written by AI coding assistants. It contains 24 realistic katas spanning Python and JavaScript, covering logic errors, security vulnerabilities, performance bottlenecks, and async issues. Users can read katas directly on GitHub, fork the repository to fix buggy code, and automatically grade their progress using GitHub Actions. The project targets developers who need to review AI-generated pull requests quickly and accurately. Unlike traditional algorithm platforms, it focuses strictly on code review and finding plausible-looking defects.
Would You Merge at a glance
Key features
- Twenty-four realistic AI-generated code katas
- Support for Python and JavaScript languages
- Zero-install setup using standard libraries
- Automated scoring and badge generation via GitHub Actions
- Local testing tools with command-line scripts
- Reference solutions and hints included for every kata
Use it for
- Practice code review skills on AI-generated pull requests
- Learn to spot security vulnerabilities and logic bugs
- Benchmark AI code reviewers against planted bugs
- Contribute new katas to the open-source directory
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