Generator-critic pre-push hook: a second AI model must sign off before code lands
curious_vii · x · 2026-10-13
The author shares a workflow for client-facing repos: a pre-push hook ensures no code lands until a second AI model signs off. The reviewer takes an adversarial look at each change. Two ways to run it: (1) same model, same session — "oh, and double-check it all"; (2) a generator-critic loop where the reviewer has none of the builder's context. Token intensive, but works well, per the author.
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