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🚨 Is Your Team Shipping Faster…
But Your Codebase Slowing Down?

A free, 5-minute Code & Test Maintainability Health Check for JavaScript/TypeScript teams. We are validating whether teams feel the hidden pains of fast growth, AI-assisted coding, and increasing technical debt.

No signup friction. No commitments.
This is part of a real-world validation experiment to understand engineering pains.

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Do These Pains Feel Familiar?

We're validating whether engineering teams are experiencing these exact problems.

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Pain #1 β€” The Illusion of Speed

AI-assisted coding makes development feel faster. But code quality declines silently:

  • β€’ Higher churn
  • β€’ Inconsistent patterns
  • β€’ Harder code reviews
  • β€’ More rework later

Speed up front. Slow down later.

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Pain #2 β€” Declining Delivery Stability

As the codebase grows:

  • β€’ Release predictability drops
  • β€’ Bugs surface late
  • β€’ PR cycles stretch longer
  • "Fix one thing, break another" becomes common

Velocity is high. Stability is not.

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Pain #3 β€” Invisible Technical Debt

Teams ship features rapidly, but:

  • β€’ Architecture drifts
  • β€’ Maintainability weakens
  • β€’ Test quality degrades
  • β€’ Hotspots accumulate but go unnoticed

You can't fix what you can't see.

This experiment is designed to test whether these pains are real for JS/TS teams like yours.

What You Get in the Free Code Health Check

Instant visibility into maintainability & test design issues normal tools don't catch.

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Sample Report Insights

Maintainability Score
65/100
Code Smells Summary
  • β€’ 12 duplicate code blocks
  • β€’ 8 complex functions
  • β€’ 3 large classes
High-Risk Hotspots
  • β€’ /src/auth/service.js
  • β€’ /src/api/routes.js
  • β€’ /src/utils/helpers.js
  • Maintainability Score (per repo + per file)
  • Technical Debt Density
  • High-Risk Hotspots
  • Code Churn Indicators
  • Test Design & Test Smell Patterns
  • Test Coverage Quality Proxy
  • Complex PR Detection
  • Architecture Drift Signals
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βœ… No setup required

βœ… No local environment needed

βœ… No project configuration

βœ… Works instantly with GitHub repositories

Why This Health Check Exists

We're building Code Clinic, a new approach to code & test maintainability. Before we scale, we want to validate three things:

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Do engineering leaders feel these pains strongly?

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Is this diagnostic genuinely helpful for teams?

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Is this more useful than SonarQube, ESLint, or test coverage dashboards?

This is a small, invite-only experiment for early feedback.

Your input directly shapes the tool.

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Who Should Use This Health Check?

ICP Checklist

  • Engineering Managers
  • Tech Leads
  • Staff Engineers
  • Senior Developers
  • JavaScript / TypeScript teams
  • Node.js, React, Next.js, Express stacks
  • Teams scaling from 5 β†’ 50 β†’ 100+ engineers
  • Teams concerned about quality, PR load, refactoring, or tech debt

If you own the long-term health of your codebase, this experiment is for you.

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How the Health Check Works

1

Connect a GitHub repo (read-only)

Secure, one-click connection to your repository

2

We run the analysis

Maintaintability & test design analysis in 2-5 minutes

3

You get instant report

Clear scores and actionable insights

4

Optional follow-up call

Discuss insights with our team

Privacy guaranteed

No data stored. No code copied. This is strictly a diagnostic experiment.

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Join the Experiment (Limited Slots)

Required Questions

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FAQ

Is this really free?

Yes. This is an experiment, not a product launch.

Why are you running this?

To validate the pain, usefulness, and positioning of Code Clinic.

Will my code be stored?

No. Analysis is ephemeral and read-only.

How long does it take?

2–5 minutes for most JS/TS repos.

What kind of repos work best?

React, Next.js, Node.js, Express, Nest.js, and any JS/TS codebase.

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