Steve Cook

MitchAI

MitchAI is a Ruby gem I've been working on lately. This CLI tool leverages AI to provide comprehensive code reviews, helping developers like me improve code quality, catch potential issues, and receive actionable insights. By analyzing codebases with advanced machine learning techniques, MitchAI identifies potential bugs, security vulnerabilities, and performance bottlenecks before they reach production. It integrates seamlessly into my development workflow, and unlike traditional static analyzers, it actually understands context and coding patterns, offering suggestions that make sense for my specific projects.

Equitas

My wife & I founded Equitas (Latin for Justice) in 2007. We're focused on empowering orphans and vulnerable children in rural Malawi, Africa through education.

My First Bikepacking Trip

My first bikepacking trip was a lot of fun. We rode around 30 miles to Copperhead Island on Lake Wylie. We left at 1:00 and were there by 4:00 after a couple of stops along the way. I still need to get used to the sway of the saddle bag, but I may get a piece I found on AliExpress that secures the bag in place and minimizes sway.

MontyAI

MontyAI is a tool I've been working on that uses AI to explain code. It works as a simple CLI that allows you to point it at any code file or pipe code directly to receive a clear, concise explanation of what the code does. MontyAI breaks down complex logic, identifies patterns, and highlights key programming concepts to make understanding unfamiliar code more accessible. Whether you're onboarding to a new codebase, reviewing a colleague's pull request, or trying to understand legacy code, MontyAI helps bridge the comprehension gap with minimal effort. It's an open source Ruby gem that integrates seamlessly into my workflows alongside MitchAI in my growing suite of AI-powered developer tools, designed to enhance productivity.