Alejandro Rizzo

Alejandro Rizzo

Engineering Manager at Codacy. +20 years of experience thinking and building digital products; mostly B2B web applications. I was many other things in the past (UX Engineer, Frontend Lead, Full-Stack, entrepreneur, consultant, among other roles). I like building things and helping people write better software.

Introducing Codacy Skills (Part 4): Scan and fix your code before you push
Codacy Skills teach coding agents like Claude Code to run Codacy from the terminal where the code is written: working findings, tuning rules, wiring up...
AI Coding Assistant Dependency Version Selection Risks: Stale, Bleeding Edge, or Non-Existent
AI coding assistant dependency version selection risk describes the pattern of tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code choosing library...
Introducing Codacy Skills (Part 3): Let your agent set up test coverage
Codacy tracks four metrics on a repository: issues, duplication, complexity, and coverage. Three of them we work out by analysing the code. Coverage...
Pre-Commit vs CI Quality Gates: When Fast-Shipping Moves The Checks Upstream
Teams that ship dozens of pull requests a week eventually run into the same wall: CI-stage quality gates turn into a queue. A developer opens a PR,...
Introducing Codacy Skills (Part 2): Configure your scan rules to cut PR noise
A Pull Request check is only worth having if your team trusts it. The moment people learn to wave past the gate and merge anyway, the gate stops doing...
Introducing Codacy Skills (Part 1): Unblock Pull Requests with one prompt
More than 15,000 organizations rely on Codacy to review their pull requests against pre-defined quality, security, and AI coding standards. That...
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