Powerful Features for Modern Development

Commit Bear provides three essential tools that transform your GitHub workflow: intelligent code analysis, automated improvements, and seamless deployment setup.

1. Check 🔍

The lie-detector for your AI coder—catches drift, leaks, and license traps before humans even look.

What It Is

Your PR lie detector—an AI gatekeeper that cross-examines every pull request against the original prompt, scores compliance, and flags drift, danger, and dubious licenses before a human ever clicks "Review."

How It Works

1. Finds the source of truth.

  • Sniffs out your original prompt and the full diff—no manual tagging, no config files.

2. Grades the gap.

  • Computes a one-number Compliance Score while spotlighting ✅ matches, ⚠️ off-script additions, ❌ missing must-haves, and 🔒 critical risks.

3. Surfaces the snags.

  • Runs deep scans for secrets, insecure patterns, and license misfits; bundles the verdict into a 5-second Risk Snapshot.

4. Writes the remedy.

  • Auto-generates a drop-in "Quick Fix" prompt your coding agent can use to patch every issue in one shot.

Vibe Gains

🛡️ Zero surprise merges – scope creep, phantom files, and hallucinated edits are exposed before they ever touch main.

🔐 Security & license zen – secrets, shady dependencies, and GPL gremlins light up in real time.

📏 Spec fidelity on autopilot – every PR gets an objective grade, no debate, no politics.

⚡ Instant course-correction – one click ships a perfectly scoped fix prompt straight to your AI coder.

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Prompt Validation Report

🛡️ Prompt Validation

📋 Your Original Prompt

File: auth/login.tsx

Add a login form with email and password fields, validation, and error handling. Include a "Remember me" checkbox and "Forgot password" link. Style it using Tailwind.

🎯 Compliance Score:

🟡 75%

✅ What the AI Got Right

  • Created login form with email and password fields
  • Implemented form validation
  • Added "Remember me" checkbox
  • Styled using Tailwind CSS

⚠️ Unexpected Additions

  • Added Google OAuth login option (not requested)
  • Implemented dark mode toggle (not in prompt)

❌ What's Missing

  • No "Forgot password" link was implemented
  • Error handling is incomplete

🔒 Critical Risks

  • Security concern: OAuth implementation stores tokens insecurely in localStorage

🔄 Verdict

🟡 Minor Drift (75%)

AI mostly followed your prompt but added OAuth and missed the "Forgot password" link.

🔧 Quick Fix Prompt

Copy this prompt to your AI coding agent:

Fix the following in the code you just generated:
1. Add a "Forgot password" link below the form
2. Remove the Google OAuth login option
3. Complete the error handling for failed login attempts
4. Remove the dark mode toggle

2. Improve ✨

One pass, two outputs: crystal-clear notes for you and a precision fix prompt for your bot.

What It Is

A two-channel AI reviewer that turns every pull request into an executive brief for people and a surgical Quick-Fix prompt for your coding agent—speed, safety, and clarity built in.

How It Works

1. Extracts intent

  • reads the diff, infers the goal, and distills a plain-English What Changed / Why It Matters snapshot.

2. Maps verification

  • draws a concise Code-Flow diagram and hands you a copy-paste How to Test script—micro-benchmarks included.

3. Audits risk & performance

  • scores security, data impact, complexity, and latency in a single Risk & Speed Snapshot.

4. Delivers the remedy

  • produces a pinpoint Quick-Fix prompt (or patch) your AI coder can apply instantly—no re-explaining required.

Vibe Gains

🚀 Faster merges – feedback and fix land together, collapsing review loops.

📊 Performance proof – automatic speed checks flag regressions before they ship.

📏 Quality on autopilot – best-practice DNA baked into every change.

🔒 Guard against secret leaks & privacy slips – real-time diff scans catch tokens and PII.

🛡 Risk contained – security and data pitfalls neutralised pre-merge.

PR #87: Add User Authentication
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Complete PR Analysis

What Changed

Added user login and registration system with email/password authentication and social login options.

🎯 Why It Matters

Users can now create accounts, save preferences, and access personalized features across the application.

🚦 Risk Assessment

🔒Security Issues: No - All authentication flows follow security best practices
💔Breaking Changes: No - Users won't notice anything broken, just new login options
💾Data Changes: Yes - Adds new user accounts table to store login credentials safely
🔋Performance Impact: No Change - Login happens once per session, won't slow down the app
🧩Complexity Added: Medium - Adds authentication logic but follows standard patterns

🔄 Code Flow

graph TD;
  A["User Visits"] --> B["Login Check"]
  B --> C["Dashboard"]
  B --> D["Login Page"]
  D --> E["Registration"]

🧪 How to Test

  1. Navigate to /login
  2. Try registering a new account
  3. Verify email validation works
  4. Test login with created credentials

👀 Expected Outputs

Successful login redirects to dashboard, failed attempts show clear error messages, registration creates new user account.

🤖 AI Prompt

Copy this prompt to your AI coding agent:

Improve the authentication system by: 1) Adding password strength validation (8+ chars, uppercase, number, special char), 2) Implementing rate limiting (5 failed attempts = 15min block), 3) Adding specific error messages for different auth failures. Make it secure but user-friendly!

3. Launch 🚀

Paste once—watch the branch set itself up and run on any machine.

What It Is

A branch-to-runtime blueprint that turns any diff into a turnkey launch guide—your personal checklist for humans and a ready-to-run script for the coding agent.

How It Works

1. Scans the diff.

  • Detects fresh packages, environment variables, migrations, external services, and license shifts.

2. Splits the playbook.

  • Your Actions: steps that touch API keys, secrets, or personal preferences.

  • Agent Actions: shell commands and service starts your AI coder can execute unattended.

3. Builds the launch kit.

  • Bundles everything—commands, configs, infra notes—into a single Launch Instructions block dropped right into the PR.

4. Checks compliance.

  • Surfaces license obligations, infra prerequisites, and security handshakes before anyone hits "Deploy."

Vibe Gains

⚙️ Zero setup friction – every dependency, env var, and migration spelled out and copy-paste runnable.

🤖 Agent-ready automation – pre-generated commands let your coding bot spin up the stack without supervision.

⏱ Onboarding in minutes – new teammates go from clone to running app faster than they can ask for help.

📜 Compliance calm – license duties and infra checkpoints appear early, not after an audit.

PR #87: Add MongoDB Integration
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Launch Instructions

1. Your Actions

  1. Download Docker Desktop
  2. Add your API keys to .env.local:
    #.env.local
    OPENAI_KEY=<YOUR_OPENAI_API_KEY>
  3. Choose your preferred LLM model in config.toml:
    #config.toml
    model=openai/o4-mini

2. AI Coding Agent Prompts

Copy these commands and explanations to your AI coding agent:

# Start the Docker container
docker-compose up -d

# Initialize the database
npm run db:init

# Run the development server
npm run dev

# The application will be available at
http://localhost:3000

Why Commit Bear?

Commit Bear isn't just another dashboard—it's an on-call teammate living inside every PR, purpose-built for AI-written code.

Understands intent, not just lines

Semantic diffing + LLM reasoning reconstruct the why behind each change, so reviews focus on purpose, not guesswork.

Speaks risk in plain English

Security, data, performance, UX, and latency scores land as a one-screen brief anyone can skim—no acronyms, no stress.

Locks down security & performance

Real-time secret scans, license checks, and micro-benchmarks expose leaks, vulnerabilities, and slow-downs before they merge.

Delivers fixes on demand

One-click prompts (or patches) slot straight into your coding agent, turning red flags into ready code without another review loop.

Bootstraps every branch

Auto-generated install, migrate, and deploy scripts ensure QA, PMs, and DevOps all launch from the same green light—first time, every time.

Keeps your code home

A privacy-first GitHub App that runs where your CI already lives; nothing leaves the repo, ever.

Benefits for Every Team Member

Commit Bear enhances the development experience for everyone on your team.

For Vibe Coders

  • Understand the impact of code changes without diving into technical details
  • Implement feedback efficiently with AI-generated prompts
  • Set up complex environments with simple, clear instructions
  • Validate that AI tools correctly implement your intentions

For Solo Entrepreneurs

  • Accelerate your development cycle with clear feedback and action plans
  • Gain confidence in technical decisions without deep expertise
  • Focus on building your product, not wrestling with GitHub processes
  • Leverage AI coding tools safely with prompt validation

For Experienced Developers

  • Spend less time explaining changes to non-technical team members
  • Ensure consistent standards across all PRs
  • Quickly integrate contributions from less experienced developers
  • Validate that all team members' AI-generated code follows intended specifications

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