Sep 4, 2026 · 11 min · 9 segments
Redesign Health's Aron Szanto discusses Argus, an AI-powered code review system designed to identify bugs and inconsistencies in AI-generated code.
Aron SzantoGuest
Jessica HaganHost
But as with everything in AI, I believe that this would have taken two years, two years ago.
And we fully imagine that the problem of agentic code review will be something that is much more substantially solved in the near future.
So as with everything, we're just getting used to building something really complicated and then being very OK throwing it away as the frontier continues to shift.
In this instance, we found that we had to build our own system because nothing that was off the shelf was actually of high enough quality.
But as with everything in AI, I believe that this would have taken two years, two years ago.
And we fully imagine that the problem of agentic code review will be something that is much more substantially solved in the near future.
So as with everything, we're just getting used to building something really complicated and then being very OK throwing it away as the frontier continues to shift.
In this instance, we found that we had to build our own system because nothing that was off the shelf was actually of high enough quality.
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