Testing for your Sourcegraph Cody-built Java app

Expert testing for Java apps built with Sourcegraph Cody. We audit Sourcegraph Cody-generated Java code for testing issues. From $19.

Sourcegraph Cody issues we find in Java projects

Problems specific to Sourcegraph Cody's code generation patterns when building Java apps.

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Suggestions based on deprecated or low-quality code patterns found in the existing codebase

Cody's suggestions are grounded in your actual codebase, which means if the codebase contains outdated patterns, deprecated library usage, or known-bad code, Cody will suggest those same patterns in new code — amplifying technical debt.

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Cross-repo context can leak patterns from one team's code into another team's service

In large organizations where Cody indexes multiple repositories, suggestions can carry patterns from one team's codebase into another, introducing unfamiliar dependencies, different error handling conventions, or architectural approaches that do not belong in the target service.

mediumSecurity

Security vulnerabilities in existing code recommended as reference implementations

If the indexed codebase contains known security issues that have not yet been patched — unparameterized queries, missing auth checks, insecure deserialization — Cody may suggest these patterns as examples when generating similar code.

Java testing issues we check for

Testing-specific Java problems that need attention before production.

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SQL injection via string concatenation

Building SQL queries with string concatenation instead of PreparedStatement or parameterized JPA queries, allowing attackers to manipulate database operations.

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Missing input validation

Controller endpoints accept request bodies without Bean Validation annotations (@Valid, @NotNull, @Size), allowing malformed data into business logic.

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Thread safety issues

Mutable shared state accessed from multiple threads without synchronization, volatile, or concurrent collections — causing race conditions in production.

What our testing covers

Everything included when we testing your Sourcegraph Cody Java project.

Add unit tests for critical business logic in your Sourcegraph Cody Java app
Write component tests covering user interactions and edge cases in Java
Set up integration tests for API endpoints and database operations
Configure test infrastructure with CI integration for your Java project

Start with a self-serve audit

Get a professional testing of your Sourcegraph Cody Java project at a fixed price.

External Security Scan

Black-box review of your public-facing app. No code access needed.

$19
  • OWASP Top 10 vulnerability check
  • SSL/TLS configuration analysis
  • Security header assessment
  • Expert review within 24h
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Code Audit

In-depth review of your source code for security, quality, and best practices.

$19
  • Security vulnerability analysis
  • Code quality review
  • Dependency audit
  • Architecture review
  • Expert + AI code analysis
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Best Value

Complete Bundle

Both scans in one package with cross-referenced findings.

$29$38
  • Everything in both products
  • Cross-referenced findings
  • Unified action plan
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100% credited toward any paid service. Start with an audit, then let us fix what we find.

How it works

Three steps to get your Sourcegraph Cody Java app production-ready.

1

Tell us about your app

Share your project details and what you need help with.

2

Expert + AI audit

A human expert assisted by AI reviews your code within 24 hours.

3

Launch with confidence

We fix what needs fixing and stick around to help.

Frequently asked questions

Can you testing my Sourcegraph Cody-built Java app?

Yes. We regularly handle testing for Java projects built with Sourcegraph Cody. We understand Sourcegraph Cody's code patterns and the specific Java issues they introduce. Our review covers the full stack from frontend to backend.

What Java testing issues does Sourcegraph Cody typically create?

Common testing issues in Sourcegraph Cody-generated Java code include: suggestions based on deprecated or low-quality code patterns found in the existing codebase, cross-repo context can leak patterns from one team's code into another team's service, security vulnerabilities in existing code recommended as reference implementations. On the Java side, we often find: sql injection via string concatenation, missing input validation, thread safety issues.

How much does testing cost for a Sourcegraph Cody Java project?

Start with our $19 automated audit to get a prioritized list of issues. For hands-on testing work on Sourcegraph Cody-built Java projects, we provide a fixed quote after reviewing the audit results. No surprises.

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