Agents Write PRs Faster Than Humans Review: One Team's Fix
nateritter · reddit · 2026-10-06
With agents writing most PRs, review became the bottleneck for this team. Their fix: a review step trained on comments senior engineers had left on past PRs, so it checks against the team's own standards rather than generic best practices and catches issues before humans look. The author asks how others handle agent pre-review, auto-approving low-risk PRs, custom review skills, and whether anyone fully trusts AI review yet.
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