Re: request for help: LLM-based quality assurance

Tim Rühsen <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lib.gnulib.bugs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

On 6/5/26 17:03, Pavel Cahyna wrote:
> Here are the findings:
...


The results look great!

Do you mind providing details about which provider/model and which 
prompt(s) you were using?

In general, I am very interested in using LLMs to improve code quality.
So far I had great success in reviewing MRs / PRs with different Gemini 
and Claude models.
But it quickly gets expensive, so I switched using Qwen3.6-35B on my 
local development machine (AMD M780), used with the `pi` agent.
It's slow and quality is lower (but not too bad) in comparison to 
high-end paid models.
It found two buffer overflows in the good ol' whois utility.

On Gitlab, gnulib has the Ultimate tier, which allows us to use 
instances with a couple of CPU cores and RAM - maybe enough to run the 
the LLM on CPU only.
Just mentioning this as an optional alternative to external models.

Regards, Tim
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