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My work started a trial of Duo and it actually was rather helpful. I liked it better than other teams just copy pasting output from gitlab to claude or something. Integrated well and had the option to hide all of it if you didn't want any of it.
I would have liked it just for the integration with code reviews, but we didn’t even get a chance to try because “it’s too expensive” ….. as we’re migrating from on-prem infrastructure licensed per site to cloud infrastructure charged per usage, and with no valid cost comparison
Interesting. This copy/paste approach was pretty much what they suggested we use. Either that or letting the agent do it's thing completely on its own.
We use GitHub copilot now. And compared to that, Duo is lacking lot.