Reviewing PRs by chatting with the exact $700 agent that wrote the code
sergeykarayev · x · 2026-09-26
Sergey Karayev describes what it means to work with AI agents in a fundamentally multiplayer way:
- Review a pull request by chatting with the exact same agent that developed it (which cost almost $700)
- Leave comments directly on the code diff for the agent to act on
- Pull in the human developer with an @-mention in the same thread
- Never check code out locally: the live app preview runs in the agent's sandbox, so you can try it yourself instead of trusting the agent's (or a QA agent's) screenshots/videos
It's a new review workflow where reviewer, agent, and human developer share one working surface.
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