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Built on a phone. Catches what desktop tools miss. AI wrote it. Your linter didn’t catch it.

I’ve been reviewing a lot of AI-generated code. Most of it runs. A lot of it still has the same junk: narration left in the file, markdown fences, “rest of the code…” comments, and constants that get renamed but keep the same bad values. Most tools don’t catch that last one. They look at names. Mat

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I’ve been reviewing a lot of AI-generated code. Most of it runs. A lot of it still has the same junk: narration left in the file, markdown fences, “rest of the code…” comments, and constants that get renamed but keep the same bad values.

Most tools don’t catch that last one. They look at names. Matrix Reader looks at the number. Same tainted magnitude under a new name still gets flagged.

It also catches the AI residue normal linters skip, understands C++ public/exported functions so it doesn’t spam false “unused” hits, and runs fully local with zero third-party deps.

I built and run it from a phone in Termux. That’s why it stays light and portable — not locked to a desktop IDE or a cloud review bot.

Commercial tool, not open-source freeware. For people who actually ship agent-written code and are tired of cleaning up after it.

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