This tool would have been great maybe 5 years ago.
Now companies are starting to expect developers to deliver products much faster, that means coders are more likely to become AI orchestrators to manage multiple AI dev agents instead of coding themselves.
If the target audience is coders, what could make visitors engage with it right away is, instead of showing what it does, build a simple coding tester and challenge the visitors like a popup quiz on the landing page.
Thanks for the feedback - we actually just shipped this. There's now an interactive security bug challenge right on the landing page. No signup, just click the lines you think have issues and check your answers.
You're right that the role is shifting toward AI orchestration. We'd argue that makes code review skills more important, not less - someone still has to catch the bugs in what the agents produce.
This tool would have been great maybe 5 years ago.
Now companies are starting to expect developers to deliver products much faster, that means coders are more likely to become AI orchestrators to manage multiple AI dev agents instead of coding themselves.
If the target audience is coders, what could make visitors engage with it right away is, instead of showing what it does, build a simple coding tester and challenge the visitors like a popup quiz on the landing page.
But anyways, good luck!
Thanks for the feedback - we actually just shipped this. There's now an interactive security bug challenge right on the landing page. No signup, just click the lines you think have issues and check your answers.
You're right that the role is shifting toward AI orchestration. We'd argue that makes code review skills more important, not less - someone still has to catch the bugs in what the agents produce.
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