Code Review Use Case
Memfit AI provides intelligent code review capabilities, combining static analysis with AI-powered understanding to identify security vulnerabilities and code quality issues.
Overview
Effective code review requires:
- Understanding of code structure
- Security vulnerability detection
- Best practice validation
- Contextual recommendations
Memfit AI leverages Yaklang's SSA (Static Single Assignment) analysis and SyntaxFlow for comprehensive code review.
Powered by Yaklang SSA
What is SSA?
Static Single Assignment is a compiler intermediate representation that:
- Simplifies data flow analysis
- Enables precise vulnerability tracking
- Supports cross-function analysis
- Provides complete code coverage
SyntaxFlow Integration
SyntaxFlow is Yaklang's DSL for syntax pattern matching:
- Define vulnerability signatures
- Create custom detection rules
- Match complex code patterns
- Trace data flows
Workflow Example
User Request
"Review the Java code in /project/src for security vulnerabilities"
Execution Flow
- Code Parsing - Parse source code into SSA representation
- Pattern Matching - Apply SyntaxFlow rules
- Data Flow Analysis - Track user input to dangerous sinks
- AI Analysis - Contextual understanding of findings
- Prioritization - Risk-based ranking
- Reporting - Detailed findings with recommendations
Key Capabilities
Multi-Language Support
Memfit AI supports code review for:
- Java
- JavaScript/TypeScript
- Python
- PHP
- Go
- And more...
Vulnerability Categories
Detects common vulnerability patterns:
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Injection | SQL, Command, XSS, LDAP |
| Authentication | Hardcoded credentials, weak crypto |
| Access Control | Improper authorization |
| Data Exposure | Sensitive data logging |
| Configuration | Insecure defaults |
Focus Mode: Code Audit
The Code Audit Focus Mode provides:
- Specialized prompts for code analysis
- Automatic pattern library loading
- Context-aware recommendations
- Language-specific best practices
Example Session
User: Review the authentication module in /src/auth
Memfit AI: I'll analyze the authentication module for security issues.
[Parsing code into SSA representation]
[Applying security patterns via SyntaxFlow]
Findings:
1. HIGH: SQL Injection (auth/UserDAO.java:45)
- User input flows directly to SQL query
- Recommendation: Use parameterized queries
2. MEDIUM: Weak Password Hashing (auth/PasswordService.java:23)
- Using MD5 for password hashing
- Recommendation: Use bcrypt or Argon2
3. LOW: Verbose Error Messages (auth/LoginController.java:67)
- Stack traces exposed to users
- Recommendation: Use generic error messages
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Integration with Forges
Java Code Audit Forge
Specialized for Java applications:
- Spring Security patterns
- OWASP Java rules
- Common Java pitfalls
- Framework-specific checks
Custom Forge Creation
Create organization-specific Forges:
- Internal coding standards
- Compliance requirements
- Custom vulnerability patterns
- Approved library usage
Benefits
| Aspect | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | SSA-based analysis reduces false positives |
| Depth | Data flow tracking finds complex vulnerabilities |
| Speed | Automated analysis accelerates review |
| Learning | AI improves with codebase familiarity |
| Customization | SyntaxFlow enables custom rules |