Building a code review agent that remembers what it has seen
manivarsha · reddit · 2026-09-29
- Author describes building a code review agent that stores patterns, prior comments, and project conventions it has seen, rather than judging each diff in isolation.
- Persistent memory lets it track repeat offenses across sessions and cut false positives by leveraging project context.
- Core claim: review quality comes from accumulated cross-session context, not single-shot model calls.
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