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Introducing TREX: Greptile Now Runs Your Code

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Greptile has introduced TREX, an execution layer for code review that enhances its ability to detect bugs by running the code in addition to reading it. Addressing the limitation of static code review, which can miss issues only apparent during execution, TREX (short for Test, Run, Execute) identifies and runs relevant code behaviors in a sandbox environment to detect problems such as broken page renders or endpoint errors. This approach results in a 20% increase in bug detection during evaluations. TREX provides comprehensive evidence, including logs and screenshots, to substantiate its findings, allowing for more thorough validation and a step toward achieving software with no bugs.

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