madewithloveA software consultancy that offers engineering teams, fractional CTOs, technical due diligence audits, CTO coaching, recruiting and product management.
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At $40/month, it is on the more expensive end of the tooling spectrum, especially when compared to something like GitHub Copilot, which costs $19/month per user.
Peter EysermansAuthor, madewithlove blog (role not stated on the page) · Practitioner
Post: Automatic pull request reviewing with Cursor's Bugbot, madewithlove blog, September 2, 2025, at What does it cost?.
In our case, Bugbot ran for a month and caught around ten real bugs. One of the best examples was a subtle mix-up between two different phone number lists in the code.
Peter EysermansAuthor, madewithlove blog (role not stated on the page) · Practitioner
Post: Automatic pull request reviewing with Cursor's Bugbot, madewithlove blog, September 2, 2025, at How good is it, really?.
It occasionally throws false positives. For instance, in the review above, it flagged swapped parameters that weren’t actually swapped. It’s also overly cautious about nullable types, warning about missing null checks even in safe contexts.
Peter EysermansAuthor, madewithlove blog (role not stated on the page) · Practitioner
Post: Automatic pull request reviewing with Cursor's Bugbot, madewithlove blog, September 2, 2025, at How good is it, really?.