Reviewing AI code strains human attention—this dev is rebuilding the IDE around it
arpit_bhayani · x · 2026-10-02
- Developer arpitbhayani argues human attention spans aren't built for zero-context scrutiny, yet that's exactly what reviewing AI-generated code demands.
- His thesis: future code reviews are really about code understanding, and he's testing this with px0, an IDE optimized for code review that reimagines what code comprehension could look like in a few years.
- He calls it a blue-ocean research area and says he has three very different approaches in play, collecting feedback before converging on one.
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