I got tired of reviewing pull requests that looked fine until they were not.
The code compiled. The tests passed. The diff looked reasonable. Then, buried in the middle, there would be a catch block that swallowed every error, a TODO that returned fake data, or another as any cast because the agent did not finish the type work.
That is the part people underestimate about AI-generated code. The first problem is not that it is obviously broken. The first problem is that it often looks acceptable.
I built [aislop](https://github.com/scanaislop/aislop) for that gap.
What aislop is
