Introduction
How TrueMend reads your code, names what is wrong, and fixes what is safe.
TrueMend reads your codebase on your machine. It names what is not production-ready, applies the fixes it can prove safe, and leaves the rest for a person, with evidence attached.
What TrueMend does
- Reads every supported file and scores each function
- Names each finding and files it by how safe the fix is
- Fixes the mechanical ones automatically, then proves the file still compiles
- Reports per-function quality scores across 40 dimensions, rolled into seven families
How it works
- No model in detection. Findings come from the code, not from a guess.
- Function-level. Scores and findings are per-function, not one verdict per file.
- Reversible fixes. If a change would leave the file unable to compile, the original is restored.
- Where the code already is. Terminal, editor, pull request, and the coding assistant you already use.