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v0.15.0 — 4 tools, 60+ rules, 13 scores

A repository structure for your code.

Detect, classify, and ship with confidence. usebrick.dev is a four-tool platform that turns an LLM-augmented codebase into a continuously-modeled codebase — one that knows its frameworks, its patterns, its smells, and the rules that catch them.

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Four tools. One platform. Zero slop.

Every tool in usebrick.dev reads the same JSON Schemas and writes the same data shape. Click a card to break it.

pickbrick

Pick the right patterns from the curated catalog. Frontend, backend, full-stack — calibrated against 100+ production codebases.

mendbrick

Migrate legacy code to modern patterns. The repair tool that scores its own confidence on every change it proposes.

slopbrick

The CLI: detect, classify, score, and report. 60+ rules, 13 scores, JSON Schemas, MCP server, the moat itself.

core

The shared spec. inventory / constitution / structure / health JSON Schemas that every tool reads and writes.


Static analysis, but it structures.

Linters check syntax. We check architecture. usebrick.dev reads your repo once, writes a structure file, and never re-discovers what it already knows about you.

usebrick
Calibrated against 100+ production codebases
Inventory / Constitution / Structure / Health — 4 schemas, one contract
MCP server — your editor, our structure
Confidence-scored every change it proposes
Cross-language JSON Schemas, not just TypeScript types
everything else
Re-scans the same file 47 times per session
Rules with FP rates you have to memorize
Vendor lock-in to a single editor
"100% coverage" with the floor(0.5) rounding bug
TypeScript types that lie about the JSON

The numbers that earn the name usebrick.

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AI Quality
detection rules
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Engineering Hygiene
rules in dimension
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Security
rules in dimension
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Repository Health
codebases calibrated
Every rule ships with a recall / FP ratio. A rule that fires more noise than signal goes back to defaultOff until it earns its way on.
— the usebrick calibration contract

Stop guessing your codebase.
Start structuring it.

13.4 kB on npm. One command to install, one command to scan, one JSON to ship. Open source, MIT licensed, no telemetry.

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