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AI-powered Code Review

Talkat DevOpsDays Cairo 2025 · on Saturday, 2025-09-27· [ai-assisted-development, security]
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Claim: an LLM-driven code‑review system that collects formal rules from security, architecture and team leads into a middleware rules layer, runs reviews inside an IDE extension and auto-fixes issues like hardcoded secrets and naming violations. Implementation uses hosted GPUs (port‑forwarded to a local Ollama instance) and models such as Qwen Coder 2.5/3B, tunes seed/top‑k/temperature for deterministic outputs, shows a working PoC, and cites studies claiming up to ~55% faster coding with AI.

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  1. 0:00Introduction and speaker background
  2. 2:28Current code review challenges
  3. 8:16Manual code review bottlenecks
  4. 11:11AI solutions for code review
  5. 14:48AI-powered solution architecture
  6. 17:20Practical AI implementation demo
  7. 22:42Solution demo walkthrough
  8. 24:31Key challenges and solutions
  9. 25:13Conclusion and Q&A
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