Greptile Flags a Bug, Claude Argues Back Under the Author's GitHub Account — and Wins
charlieholtz · x · 2026-09-04
Developer Charlie Holtz shared a very-2026 moment: code review tool Greptile flagged a bug in his repo, Claude (posting under his GitHub account) argued the code was fine, and Greptile backed down. Two AIs debated in his GitHub issues and settled it themselves, with the human as spectator. Funny, but also a glimpse of agents autonomously participating in code review debates — with engineering judgment not guaranteed.
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