What This Does
Code reviews that actually catch problems. Not 47 comments about naming conventions while the SQL injection on line 34 goes unnoticed.
DatBot’s Coding folder includes prompts for:
- Code Review - bugs, security, performance, maintainability
- Security Review - OWASP Top 10, injection vulnerabilities, auth flaws
- Code Refactor - highest-impact cleanup opportunities
- Technical Debt Analysis - what’s rotting and what to fix first
Paste your code, get structured feedback with line numbers and severity ratings. Takes seconds.
How to Access
- Open DatBot and look at the right-hand panel
- Find the Coding folder and click to expand it
- Click Code Review to use the prompt as-is
- Or click the pencil icon to customize it for your team’s standards
Want the full breakdown of code review techniques? Read the complete coding prompts guide.
Use Cases
Before you commit. Quick sanity check on your changes. Catches the obvious stuff you’d be embarrassed to have a teammate find.
When reviewing someone else’s PR. Get a first pass before you dive in. Spots issues so you can focus your human attention on architecture and business logic.
Legacy code spelunking. Paste that function nobody’s touched in 3 years. Find out what’s actually wrong before you “just make a small fix” and break everything.
Learning a new codebase. Review your own code against patterns the AI knows. Good way to catch anti-patterns when you’re new to a language or framework.
Pre-deploy paranoia. That feeling when you’re about to push to production and something feels off. Let the AI double-check.