Building enterprise-fixer: A Local AI Code Auditor by 'Hirdesh Gagan'

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As developers, we spend a lot of time debugging code, searching for hidden logic errors, and fixing performance bottlenecks. While web-based AI tools are helpful, copying and pasting codebase files back and forth into browser tabs is tedious and poses privacy concerns for non-public code. To solve this, I built enterprise-fixer — a privacy-first, CLI-driven local AI code auditor and auto-fixer! 🚀 📦 Install via PyPI: pip install enterprise-fixer https://github.com/hirdeshgagan/enterprise-fixer

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