Your code reviewer should catch problems.
Not become one.
Try Autter for your next PR → autter.dev
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We’ve been building Autter around a simple idea: code review shouldn’t end when a PR is merged.
Autter connects PR-stage review, automated testing and production observability to catch issues static tools miss; then helps generate fixes.
Here’s what we’re building 👇
autter.dev
Episode 3 answers questions asked by the parents - the real due diligence team. 👀
Every founder in India has a family group chat that doubles as an unsolicited advisory board. Ours just got a whole episode.
P.S. If you're an investor watching this - we have decks. DM us for it
Every line has a story. Now you can read it.
Autter CLI is live. Open source.
autter.dev/autter-cli
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Your git blame has been lying to you.
It says "John, 3 months ago."
What actually happened: Claude Code generated it at 2am. John hit accept without reading it. Nobody remembers writing it.
47% of your code has this story.
Today we open-sourced the tool that reveals all of it.
We’ve been building Autter to help engineers move faster and ship with confidence.
The best tools don’t just help you work faster—they help you catch what you’d miss.
Now, we’re taking a big step forward.
A part of Autter is about to become open source.
Signup now! 👀🦦
SIGNUP USING THIS LINK NOW! 🔗 autter.dev/
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We wanted to hire influencers to talk about what we were building. But then we looked at our budget🥲🥲
So we became influencers ourselves 🤭
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A model that grades its own homework.
I’ve seen how that ends. I will help you setup Autter on your codebases, drop me a DM
Just watched Anthropic launch a model that can one-shot full apps. My first thought wasn't 'we're screwed.'
It was 'our signups is about to move very veryy fast now'
Building the gate that checks what AI ships. Try now at autter.dev
Back from Mumbai. Three days of customer calls, one port city, zero excuses to post.
Normal service resumes. You've been warned.
The best surprise for a developer?
Code that doesn’t break downstream.
That’s Autter. 🦦⚓
Signup NOW! 🫵
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🤖 Made with AI
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Full blog post on the naming process is up. Every name on the shortlist, every reason it got cut, and what we learned about positioning from the whole thing.
autter.dev/blog/spent-3-week…
If you are building something and trying to figure out what to call it, this might save you a few weeks.
Follow for daily build-in-public posts from inside the harbour.
47 names considered.
46 rejected.
The merge gate was always going to say no to most of them.
Glad the process is working out.
Paying a senior engineer to manually audit AI-generated PRs is not a workflow. It is a warning sign with a salary attached.
autter is the merge gate that does not need a lunch break.
The AI works. Manually. BUT IT WORKS. THE SECURITY SCANS WORK
Three PRs today. All ran parallel checks. All had at least one thing I would describe as technically correct, operationally cursed.
Nobody's talking about this enough: the tooling is getting faster. The judgment is not. That gap is the whole problem.
Build-in-public log #whatever. Week is fine. So far.
The voice found itself at 1 a.m. Plain sentences. Fewer jokes. More decisions.
Keep it honest. Build the thing. Say what it does. Ship again.
Origin story. Started as Shipgate. Renamed fast. Kept the harbour metaphor. Kept the honesty about what broke.
autter.dev/blog/we-were-call…
Friday: “LGTM” 👍🏻
Weekend: Peaceful 🥱
Monday: Production in Chaos 🤯
The problem isn’t bad intent.
It’s invisible risk.
Autter runs your code before it hits production—so you catch what reviews and CI miss!
Join the waitlist now!
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We were almost called “Shipgate”.
It had “ship” in it and “gate” in it. Everyone understood it. But nobody felt it.
It felt lifeless.
That’s how autter was born. 🦦
Read the whole story now!
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