Peaky adds free Health Checkup Plan to AI Review Advisor for first three companies only

Peaky launched AI Review Advisor in March 2026 as a 'code doctor' that has specialist engineers review the quality and security of AI-generated code. The new plan responds to a common inquiry: companies that already built systems with AI or no-code tools want to know whether those systems are safe to keep using. The diagnosis is done under an NDA, with code handed over and checked across dependency-package vulnerabilities, AI-specific code patterns, performance, scalability, permissions and data-leak risk. A rough improvement estimate follows, and fixing the issues is a separate paid step.

A wider concern lies behind the plan. It cites a Veracode survey (2026 GenAI Code Security Report) finding 44% of AI-generated code contained known vulnerabilities, and a July 2025 incident in which the Replit AI coding tool deleted a production database (The Register). It also cites a Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry survey projecting an IT talent shortfall of up to 790,000 by 2030. For companies without an engineer who can judge a system, the first step is getting an outside diagnosis.

Beyond the free check, Peaky offers detailed diagnosis and fixes, and a monthly advisory plan from ¥30,000 that includes continued reviews, security checks and technical consultation over Slack and chat.