Your generic linter doesn't know the difference between a Server Component and a Client Component. MergeWell does.
We've all been there.
You open a pull request at 4 PM on a Friday. Your teammate glances at the diff, sees it's a Next.js change, and approves it — because honestly, who has the bandwidth to reason through every App Router edge case under deadline pressure?
So you merge. And Saturday morning you're debugging why your Server Component is leaking session data to the client, or why your page is hydrating twice, or why use client is now at the top of a file that's pulling in a 200kb library that should never have touched the browser bundle.
Next.js is powerful. It's also genuinely complex — and most code review tools treat it like it's just React with a router bolted on. It isn't.
That's why I built
If you're building with Next.js — whether it's a SaaS, an e-commerce site, an internal tool, or a side project — MergeWell will catch the things that slip through every other review.
Better Next.js code starts here. Let's merge well.
Built something with Next.js and ran into a review nightmare? Drop a comment — I'd love to hear about it. And if you try MergeWell, feedback is always welcome.
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