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Developer Intelligence

An assistant that has actually read the code

Not a chat window that guesses at your stack. Developer Mode works from your real files, in a workspace built for reading, comparing and changing software.

What it does

Bring your source

Import a ZIP archive or connect a repository. DADI builds a browsable file tree and indexes what it can read.

Choose the context

Select the specific files a question is about. You decide what the model sees, and you can see exactly what was sent.

Review and analyse

Code review, probable-bug hunts, security review, architecture analysis, database and REST reviews — each with its own framing.

Reviewable diffs

A proposed change is shown as a diff against your file. Approve it, reject it, or edit it first.

Artifacts and versions

Keep generated documents and code as artifacts with version history, and compare any two versions.

Your choice of model

Developer Mode has its own model list, separate from Chat, drawn from whatever your administrator permits.

Findings you can act on

A review names the file, the line and the failing case — not a general observation about code quality.

Example finding
includes/class-order-repository.php:212

  The tenant check runs after the row is fetched, so a crafted
  order_id returns another organization's total in the error
  message before the check refuses the request.

  Failing case: GET /orders/4181 as a member of organization 7,
  where order 4181 belongs to organization 3.

  Fix: move the assert_owned() call above the SELECT.

Point it at your hardest file

That is a better test than any demonstration.