"Code review is solved": formally self-verifying codebases let you ship at incredible pace
tokenbender · x · 2026-09-20
A widely-shared take on the Bend language argues that weak type systems and lint rules only get you so far — but when a codebase can formally verify itself, "code review is solved" and you can ship at an incredible pace.
The thread reflects growing interest in using formal verification to replace part of manual code review, trading mathematical guarantees for developer velocity.
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