Grok Build’s new workflow feature makes 20-agent code review practical
tylerbruno05 · x · 2026-07-25
The author says they’ve been enjoying Grok Build’s new workflow feature by spinning up a review-branch workflow that combines:
- specific adversarial agents
- the native /code-review skill
They report throwing about 20 agents at a change set to review and verify it, and say the experience has been fast and affordable. The post’s core point is that the workflow is now cheap enough to make this kind of heavy multi-agent review practical.
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