Clausura

What it does

Verification is deliberately fail-open: an unavailable or malformed answer keeps the original finding, so the extra reviewer can remove noise but cannot hide it by failing.

How you can use it

First, list the coding mistakes that should stop new updates to your software. A developer can add this tool to your project's automated review system. When an AI finds an issue in your code, the tool asks a separate verification service if that warning is genuine.

Using this second checker requires an access key from TypeSafe. If this checker goes offline or sends an unreadable answer, the tool keeps the original warning anyway. That way, a broken network connection will never accidentally hide a real mistake in your code.