Low-code platforms enable rapid development of complex mission-critical software applications. High-level abstractions accompanied by AI assistance allow users with less technical backgrounds to become proficient developers. Technical debt is the cost of additional rework in software development caused by choosing a fast delivery over maintainability. Even though low-code abstracts significantly complex applications, projects can still suffer from technical debt. OutSystems guides developers through the AI Mentor System (AIMS), a centralized platform to monitor code quality. This paper explores the application of state-of-the-art tools in an industry setting of low-code editors. OutSystems has users with and without technical background, providing new challenges and mixed user feedback. We address the challenges of managing technical debt, where users have a wide range of experience, focusing on the …