Code Reviews

Did you ever do the repo reviews? I tuned in late, fell asleep, and missed them. Drop the links in Linkshare and we can knock out a couple now. Also, 16 gigs of RAM is a nice start, but people are jumping to 32, 64, and faster DDR these days. We pulled up a project called Thirth, a security hook for your shell that tries to catch sketchy URLs, injection tricks, and pipe to shell attacks before they run. The Rust layout looks clean, but there are lots of extra CLI annotations that feel overdone and make it harder to read. The repo also has big font files, so the real code is easy to miss at first. The app itself looks like an Electron build that sticks to plain DOM instead of a heavy framework, which is fast and readable. Some parts look AI assisted, and the git history even shows Claude as a co author, which lines up with a Cursor style workflow. AI help is fine, but you should still own the code and keep it as simple as possible.