Code review must become an agent-to-agent pipeline, not a human-only loop
bibryam · x · 2026-07-23
Agents are already writing code faster than humans can review it, so the review loop has to change.
A better pipeline is to:
- let one agent open the PR,
- have separate agents review it,
- triage findings,
- auto-fix simple issues,
- babysit CI in a loop,
- auto-approve low-risk PRs,
- and send humans only the risky or ambiguous changes.
The key shift is that humans should review evidence, risk, and intent — not every line of every AI-generated diff.
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