Code review is a major bottleneck for software teams, and the rise of AI-generated code is making the problem worse. Reviewing large volumes of code slows devs down, and increases the chances of bugs slipping through.
cubic is a Y Combinator company in the Spring 2025 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: AI-powered code review platform. The founder listed is Paul Sanglé-Ferrière (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, March 29, 2025).
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Code review is a major bottleneck for software teams, and the rise of AI-generated code is making the problem worse. Reviewing large volumes of code slows devs down, and increases the chances of bugs slipping through. That's why we're building cubic: an intelligent code review platform that helps devs merge PRs 28% faster. How? - When you open a PR, cubic automatically reviews it. It learns from your codebase's patterns, points out bugs, suggesting fixes, and frees you from low-level review tasks. - You then jump into the cubic platform, which is designed to optimize how humans review code. For example, file changes are organized in a logical order instead of alphabetical, and cubic generates diagrams of architecture changes.
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