Review agent commits in parallel with zero context via the show-me skill
lucasmeijer · x · 2026-09-15
Developer Lucas Meijer shares a new workflow: let coding agents commit in big chunks as they go, before he reviews. In parallel, with zero context, he asks the agent to use the show-me skill to explain what happened in each commit. He used it to review a +5k/-13k line change and found it effective — decoupling committing from reviewing and letting context-free agents narrate diffs.
Related event: Workflow: Have a Zero-Context Agent Explain Each Commit(2 posts)→
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