Multi-Model Code Reviews Rarely Converge: Hours Spent on Edge Cases Users Never Hit
mobileraj · x · 2026-09-25
Developer mobileraj describes a practical pain point: when models review each other's code serially, the second model almost always finds something wrong, and converging two or three models can take hours. Reading the transcripts shows they fight over edge cases users will practically never hit. He tried defining a risk function as context to reduce contention but now wonders whether to just let them finish, especially if agent swarms are coming.
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