Release highlights
There are some very exciting features in this release!
Level 1 of our Code Verification badges
In our ongoing mission to develop features based on the market and the World of code analysis – especially now in the age of AI – we’re moving heavily into the “code verification” area.
This is because we all know that AI code-generation has exploded, and it’s causing all sorts of issues that you may have seen in the media. Reliability issues, stability problems, huge security breaches.
AI is great at generating code, but it’s not great at verifying it.
The World needs a non-AI, deterministic standard of checks and balances to act as a trust & verification layer between AI code generation and business leaders who don’t know the quality, security and technical debt of the output.
That’s where we come in, and we’re already perfectly positioned for it, as our analysis has always been intentionally non-AI based. Our AI functionality is only “after the fact”, once the initial code analysis is complete.
We’ve launched level 1 of our code verification badge functionality, where any user can get a level 1 code verification badge and publicly hosted verification page:
A level 1 verification simply means “This person’s code has been securely analyzed by The Code Registry’s code intelligence & insights platform and they are monitoring any code security, quality and technical debt issues.”
As we release our Code Score (coming soon), we’ll soon release level 2, which means the codebase has achieved a Code Score of a certain number.
And our plan is to then work on level 3, which means that the codebase has gone through improvements over a period of time.
More to come!
Code IQ – Automated Queries
Our autonomous, deep-researching code exploration agent supplemented by all of our code analysis data – Code IQ – has been live now since mid 2025. We’ve seen some very interesting use-cases for it so far and it continues to be used daily.
This release includes our first “automated” Code IQ queries. These are 4 specific queries – relating to architecture, stability, end-of-life technologies and detected AI functionality – that are asked about almost every codebase.
Now they will be automatically queried and show within your web interface as dedicated widgets.
And each one can be clicked into to see valuable details such as;
- findings
- highlights
- risks
- online searches (for end of life verification)
All with the evidence Code IQ used to come to those conclusions.
These queries are automated for each code vault within a project, and then summarised in a combined query for each project. The project queries will automatically update as each code vault within the project has it’s automated queries completed.
Cost to Replicate v2
We’ve expanded our cost-to-replicate functionality after many requests from our users.
You can now customize the development rates for each language detected in a project.
You can also now add adhoc project costs
And these custom rates and adhoc project costs are factored into your cost-to-replicate calculation:
Using these new settings you can make the cost-to-replicate more relevant to your actual resource and project costs.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a security bug which allowed the web app to be embedded as an iframe, potentially allowing click-jacking style attacks.
- Fixed a bug where the update code button wasn’t incrementing the vault version.
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