Testing GitHub's Native Stacked PRs to Fix AI Coding Agent Chaos
DanWahlin · x · 2026-08-05
The article explores the issue of human reviewers becoming bottlenecks in the era of fast AI coding agents. The author tested GitHub's native stacked pull requests feature on a messy repository with 10 stale drafts and a broken test suite.
It details what stacks fix, what they cost, and how to decide when a change earns the extra complexity, offering practical reference for managing AI automated coding workflows.
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