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@ferron_web if bugbot and @cubic_dev_ are silent so am i 🤫

Wrapping up the week with a heartfelt message from one of our long-time users. When you're deep in the weeds building agents and watching dashboards all day, it's easy to forget what it actually feels like on the other side. This is why we do it. Happy Friday.

@arlanr @nozomioai That’s why you use @cubic_dev_ ! Always up-to-date docs

i love how @cubic_dev_ takes notes from my comments. i'm liking this flow a lot

@orodruin24 plan mode - best out there imho bugbot - shares first with @cubic_dev_ plugins - best implementation

One of cubic's best features is that it dynamically reads the relevant docs for the code you're reviewing. Glad to see cubic right at the top of the leaderboard 🚀

@stefandevo It’s tied to your GitHub organization

@cubic_dev_ is your pricing tied to github user or to github organization?

@oritwoen Thanks Ori!

If you're using AI tools and care about complete error coverage, optimization, and security, you absolutely must use @cubic_dev_ Pro and codebase scan. I can't even tell you how much tokens and hassle this saved.

Loving the @cubic_dev_ skills in Codex, super helpful!

@robinebers @cursor_ai @cubic_dev_ Agreed, cubic has become my new fav.

@dani_avila7 I think I'll stick with @cubic_dev_ Anthropic just released a teams feature where the main use case was to spawn agents that talk to each other and find bug. But now now you need pay another $25 to catch the rest per PR.

anthropic once again with ridiculous pricing why anyone would use this when there is @cursor_ai BugBot and @cubic_dev_ is beyond these will do an arguably better job due to access to OpenAI models, while saving money

Maybe its just me, but I'm not sure why more players in the code review space aren't focusing on the steps *before* the pr. I want to know about bugs in my code before I push them to github, personally. @cubic_dev_ is doing great in this area

Just merged in a PR by an openclaw bot for @inboxzero_ai. After getting analyzed by @cubic_dev_. What a world we're living in.

here is my vibe coding stack march 2026 1. Cursor - really excited about recent and future changes - using it for the vast majority of my daily work - $200 Ultra + extra usage 2. Codex - by far the best AI coding model, claude doesn't compete - they've improved like crazy, speed, output and CLI - $200 Pro plan is the best tool at a crazy price 3. Vercel + Convex for web apps - hosting + database is the best combo for me - tauri for building desktop apps is really fun and easy - swift is more complicated but enables really cool things 4. Tauri + Swift for desktop apps - used it for OpenUsage + an inhouse camera tool - really fun both of them and I learned a lot - will do more 5. GitHub + Code Reviewers - if you still don't use GitHub, what are you even doing - LOVE @cursor_ai's BugBot + @cubic_dev_ for reviews - the new code scanner by Cubic is honestly a game changer 6. Frameworks - no changes, still Next.js + Tailwind + Shadcn - this stack never changes - it works, don't get distracted by tinkerers big updates ⤵️ → Claude Code is finally out → Conductor I also no longer use it's been over a year without reading or writing code now - and pro devs are slowly waking up to the reality that their edge is disappearing what are you building next?

@tonihintikka @cursor_ai @cubic_dev_ i do, and have for a while but i have to keep pushing the point that understanding architecture and system is important and will stay important but code is not you should check out cubic their code scanner is awesome scans async daily or weekly for security issues

@mikeysee @convex I bet that @cubic_dev_ did pretty well

We use @superset_sh to build @cubic_dev_ Now they use cubic too. Two AI dev tools in a loop, each making the other faster.

@cubic_dev_ Shout out to them for their code review tool!!