AI Code Quality Verification Tool Broccoli Released

Broccoli, which uses LLMs (such as Claude) to verify code quality before deployment, has been released. This tool goes beyond simple syntax checks, focusing on finding structural flaws that can occur even when tests pass.

The key features are as follows:

• Deterministic Sweep: Runs existing tools all at once, including linters, type checkers, tests, dependency CVEs, dead code, and silent failures.
• Pattern Hunt: Detects structural flaws such as races, stale caches, silent fallbacks, and empty values that hide missing data, using a checklist-based approach.

This tool is especially optimized for catching bugs where 'tests pass but it doesn't actually work,' which are prone to occur in Vibecoding (fast coding relying on intuition) or repetitive workflows. It currently supports Python and Rust, and is provided under the MIT license.