Day: June 30, 2025
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Best Practices for Python Code Review + Checklist
Doing code review in Python goes way beyond just looking for obvious bugs. It’s one of the most important steps to make sure the code going to production is clean, safe, and easy to maintain. In a team working with a dynamic language like Python, where the compiler won’t catch everything for you, code review…
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How to adapt Kody for teams that open lots of small PRs
When the team works with lots of small PRs, it’s normal for people to start complaining that even when changing a comment, Kody is bringing suggestions. This happens because, by default, she analyzes any open PR, regardless of its size or type of change. If the goal is to keep reviews lighter and focused only…
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How to start a code quality standard in teams with no code review process
When a team has never had a clear review process, it’s common for PRs to get merged after just a quick read — with no standard, no technical criteria, and no visibility into what really matters. The idea here is to start light but with real impact. If you’re using Kody as the starting point…
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How to maintain code quality under tight deadlines
When the team is on a tight deadline, the focus shifts to delivering — fast. But that doesn’t mean quality has to be pushed aside. The key here isn’t to stop reviewing, but to adjust Kody to only act where it really matters. With the right settings, you can keep the review process running, but…