1500 agent PRs overnight: CodeRabbit built Triage to rank them by risk
schwentker · x · 2026-09-27
Part 4 of the Jevathon notes: @HKrackDev of CodeRabbit on the aftermath of unleashing background agents on a monorepo.
- "We woke up a night later with 1,500 pull requests open, and not enough humans in our company to press the button."
- Their answer: Triage, which ranks agent-authored PRs by risk and review-readiness.
- A concrete case study and engineering remedy for when agent output outpaces human review capacity.
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