Options

You can customize the kluster.ai Verify code behavior through the platform settings or directly in your IDE. This allows you to tailor the verification process to your specific needs, such as configuring sensitivity levels for issue reporting, selecting which types of bug checks to perform, and enabling or disabling specific MCP tools to match your development workflow.

1. Sensitivity settings

Configure the minimum sensitivity level for the Real-time Code Review tool's issue reporting. Set your threshold based on your team's needs:

• Low: Detects even the smallest potential issues.
• Medium: Suitable for projects requiring strong security and high code quality.
• High: (Recommended) Balances strong protection against LLM hallucination and security issues with performance.
• Critical: Focuses only on critical issues for faster iteration and smoother coding experience.

The ideal setting depends on your use case. For example, a High level is a good starting point, but you might want to set it to Medium for production code.

2. Code review scope

Select which types of issues the Real-time Code Review tool detects during code analysis. You have full control over which bug types to check for through simple on/off toggles.

Type	Description	Example
intent	Code doesn't match user request	User asked for sorting, got filtering
semantic	Logic errors	Missing error handling
knowledge	Best practice violations	Not following conventions
performance	Performance issues	Inefficient algorithms
quality	Code quality problems	Poor naming, complexity
logical	Logic errors	Off-by-one errors
security	Security vulnerabilities	SQL injection risks

3. Enabled tools

Control which verification tools run in your development environment. Enable or disable each tool based on your project's specific needs and workflow.

• Real-time Code Review: For code quality verification.
• Dependency Analysis: For package and dependency security.

Next steps

• Create custom rules: Add project-specific development standards.
• View tools reference: Understand the technical API details.
• Set up integrations: Configure IDE integrations.